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Add support for variables in value bindings #869

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  1. Add support for variables in value bindings

    The syntax is `val variableName = value; nextExpression`.
    The variable is not assignable again - it is always immutable.
    Variable may shadow property names and variables defined ahead of it.
    The variable may be accessed only in the `nextExpression`.
    
    This version does not support automatic unwrapping Tasks.
    We wanted to switch to using await in DotVVM 3 anyway, right?
    
    see #776
    exyi committed Mar 10, 2021
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