remove old allocator macros #499
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In #469 I reworked
Allocatorquite a bit, but some older macros were left as future work. The future is now, in three commits:CLASS_NAME, a no-op.BYPASSING_ALLOCATORand friends; also a no-op but tended to introduce surrounding scope historically, which can now be squished.*ALLOC_UNKNOWN: these were actually still used, but for no good reason. The only "semantic" change, please pay most attention to this one.*ALLOC_KNOWNandUSE_ALLOCATORare even more future work, but these may have a performance impact and have to be done more carefully.