Philipp Tomsich 4287deacbb fold-mem-offsets: Clarify why do_analysis pre-marks the memory insn
The bitmap_set_bit call before fold_offsets in do_analysis is
intentional: fold_offsets requires all uses of a definition to already
be in can_fold_insns before it will mark the definition as foldable.
Pre-marking the memory instruction (which is the root use) is necessary
for its address definitions to pass this check during the DFS.

Replace the generic comment with one that explains this dependency.

gcc/ChangeLog:

	* fold-mem-offsets.cc (do_analysis): Revise comment.
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