20220203 fix opt bug #2
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…pass on from inline to inline in lieu of cheap copying
…h simpler since we pass through argument expressions in a more raw form
…ne expanded function is as expected when explicitly constructed
… is at least easier to follow and less sophisticated
… rebalance the code a bit.
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A complete rewrite of inline.rs which simplifies it and ensures that expressions from the enclosing host environment pass through. inlining now performs recursive inline expansions on its own rather than throwing them back to the parent code generator so that they maintain continuity.
Added several tests which exercise both recursive inline expansions and the new let* binding, which allows each subsequent binding to depend on the last.