Nuke PL_Xpv
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This variable is no longer used in any perl code. It used to be used as a temporary during some expression macros, similar to the way PL_Sv is used. The last reference I can find to it in real code was removed in 2012, by the commit 6702ba9 (It's a little late in the 5.39.x development cycle to consider removing the line from intrpvar.h itself; but we could do that at the start of 5.41.x).
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This is a global interpreter variable that has long been unused - the last place I can find goes back to the year 2012. I think it's safe to remove it now.