If the input to the copy isn't killed then the copy likely is unavaoidable. This means at best the physical register would be the input to the copy and still be used somewhere else. So the output vreg for the copy won't be allocated to the physreg.
With this change we stop confusing our commuting decision with this misleading physical register information allowing it to make better decisions. As you can see it changed our commuting decisions and removed a lot of moves on X86.
Fixes the case from PR38929
This is an increase in instructions. :(