Fix getindex invalidation from AbstractArray + BlockIndices (#499)

## Summary
- `getindex(::AbstractArray{T,N}, ::BlockIndices{N})` caused **12,082
method invalidations** when loading BlockArrays
- Removed the `AbstractArray` fallback and added specialized `unblock`
methods in `views.jl` that handle `BlockIndices` on non-blocked axes
(e.g. `Base.OneTo`) by decomposing into block-level + sub-indexing
- The `LayoutArray` specializations (covering all `AbstractBlockArray`
types) and `AbstractBlockedUnitRange` methods are unchanged

## Context
When profiling the TTFX of ModelingToolkit's DAE pipeline, `BlockArrays`
was identified as the #2 source of method invalidations. The
`getindex(::AbstractArray{T,N}, ::BlockIndices{N})` method invalidated
compiled instances of `getindex` for all `AbstractArray` types because
`BlockIndices <: AbstractArray`, triggering recompilation of
fancy-indexing paths.

## Changes
- `src/blockaxis.jl`: Removed `getindex(b::AbstractArray{T,N},
K::BlockIndices{N})` fallback (line 10)
- `src/views.jl`: Added two `unblock` specializations:
- For `AbstractUnitRange{<:Integer}` axes: decomposes `BlockIndices`
into `block()` + regular sub-indices
- For `AbstractBlockedUnitRange` axes: preserves original
direct-indexing behavior

## Design rationale
The `AbstractArray` fallback was needed because `unblock` in
`to_indices` recursively calls `getindex(axis, BlockIndices)`. For
non-blocked axes like `Base.OneTo`, there was no handler, causing
infinite recursion without the fallback. The fix intercepts at the
`unblock` level instead, using `getindex(::AbstractUnitRange,
::Block{1})` (which returns the whole range for non-blocked types)
followed by standard sub-indexing.

## Test plan
- [x] Full test suite passes locally (2,318 pass, 2 broken
(pre-existing), 0 fail)

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Co-authored-by: ChrisRackauckas-Claude <accounts@chrisrackauckas.com>

Author: ChrisRackauckas-Claude

src/blockaxis.jl

@@ -7,10 +7,16 @@
 @propagate_inbounds getindex(b::AbstractArray, K::BlockIndex{1}, J::BlockIndex{1}...) =
     b[BlockIndex(tuple(K, J...))]
 
-@propagate_inbounds getindex(b::AbstractArray{T,N}, K::BlockIndices{N}) where {T,N} = b[block(K)][K.indices...]
 @propagate_inbounds getindex(b::LayoutArray{T,N}, K::BlockIndices{N}) where {T,N} = b[block(K)][K.indices...]
 @propagate_inbounds getindex(b::LayoutArray{T,1}, K::BlockIndices{1}) where {T} = b[block(K)][K.indices...]
 
+# Narrow method for non-blocked unit ranges (e.g. Base.OneTo, UnitRange).
+# Unlike getindex(::AbstractArray, ::BlockIndices) which caused 12k+ invalidations,
+# AbstractUnitRange{<:Integer} is narrow enough to avoid mass invalidation.
+# AbstractBlockedUnitRange has its own more-specific method (below), so this only
+# handles plain ranges where block(K) is always Block(1).
+@propagate_inbounds getindex(b::AbstractUnitRange{<:Integer}, K::BlockIndices{1}) = b[block(K)][K.indices...]
+
 function findblockindex(b::AbstractVector, k::Integer)
     @boundscheck k in b || throw(BoundsError())
     bl = blocklasts(b)

src/views.jl

@@ -18,6 +18,23 @@ _blockslice(B, a) = NoncontiguousBlockSlice(B, a)
 # Need to check the length of I in case its empty
 unblock(A, ::Tuple{}, I) = BlockSlice(first(I),Base.OneTo(length(I[1])))
 
+# For non-blocked axes (e.g. Base.OneTo), decompose BlockIndices into
+# block-level indexing + sub-indexing to avoid the need for
+# getindex(::AbstractArray, ::BlockIndices) which causes invalidations.
+# Block-level indexing on AbstractUnitRange is handled by
+# getindex(::AbstractUnitRange{<:Integer}, ::Block{1}) which returns the range.
+@inline function unblock(A, inds::Tuple{AbstractUnitRange{<:Integer}, Vararg}, I::Tuple{BlockIndices{1}, Vararg})
+    bir = first(I)
+    block_range = inds[1][block(bir)]
+    _blockslice(bir, block_range[bir.indices...])
+end
+# AbstractBlockedUnitRange has its own getindex(::AbstractBlockedUnitRange, ::BlockIndices{1}),
+# so use the default unblock behavior (index axis directly with BlockIndices).
+@inline function unblock(A, inds::Tuple{AbstractBlockedUnitRange, Vararg}, I::Tuple{BlockIndices{1}, Vararg})
+    B = first(I)
+    _blockslice(B, inds[1][B])
+end
+
 to_index(::Block) = throw(ArgumentError("Block must be converted by to_indices(...)"))
 to_index(::BlockIndex) = throw(ArgumentError("BlockIndex must be converted by to_indices(...)"))
 to_index(::BlockIndices) = throw(ArgumentError("BlockIndices must be converted by to_indices(...)"))