"--emit asm" uses different syntax than `asm!` on x86

Rust inline assembly expects to be written like this:

    crate::arch::asm!(
        "movntps [{mem_addr}], {a}",
        mem_addr = in(reg) mem_addr,
        a = in(xmm_reg) a,
    );

However, when dumping the output assembly via --emit asm, it looks like this:

	movntps	%xmm0, (%rdi)

Operand order is swapped, and it's using (%name) instead of [name]. I guess one is AT&T syntax and one is Intel syntax.

Would be good if Rust could be consistent with its own inline asm syntax. :)

Reproduce the issue with the shown x86 inline assembly and --emit asm output, then inspect the compiler path that emits assembly syntax. Compare the operand order and memory-operand notation with the inline asm syntax; done means the emitted assembly is consistent with the syntax accepted by asm!.