By far, one of the most common things to check for is whether or not a
value is zero, as it typically allows folding away unnecesary
operations (other close contenders that can help with eliding operations are 1 and -1).
So instead of requiring a check for an immediate and then actually
retrieving the integral value and checking it, we can wrap it within a
function to make it more convenient.
This is useful when we wish to know if a contained value is something
like 0xFFFFFFFF, as this helps perform constant folding. For example the
operation: x & 0xFFFFFFFF can be folded to just x in the 32-bit case.
This'll make it slightly nicer to do basic constant folding for 32-bit
and 64-bit variants of the same IR opcode type. By that, I mean it's
possible to inspect immediate values without a bunch of conditional
checks beforehand to verify that it's possible to call GetU32() or
GetU64, etc.
