PS-11297 [8.4]: Avoid calling validate() in non-debug in rec_offs_*()#6041
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https://perconadev.atlassian.net/browse/PS-11297 validate_rec_offset() in the rec_offs_*() helpers of rem0wrec was called unconditionally, including in non-debug builds where it does no useful work. Wrap these calls in ut_d() so they are compiled only in debug builds, removing the per-call overhead on release builds.
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https://perconadev.atlassian.net/browse/PS-11297
8.4 equivalent of #5922.
Function validate_rec_offset() in the rec_offs_*() helpers of rem0wrec was called
unconditionally, including in non-debug builds where it does no useful work.
Wrap these calls in ut_d() so they are compiled only in debug builds, removing
per-call overhead on release builds.