I'm not sure this is something that we actually want to do anymore. Swap for swap sake has become nearly useless over the last decade or two, and out of the box Ubuntu doesn't even have hibernation enabled anymore. A lot of recent systems have a ton of ram and it's a shame to dedicate that much just on the off chance someone might try to hibernate. Also you can still hibernate as long as you aren't using all of your physical ram since only the used pages are saved. IIRC, the swsusp2 package also allows for automatically discarding some or all of cache memory and then compressing what is left to really keep the hibernation image size small.
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