Fix inling of _apply(_apply, ...)
#29622
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Cassette and packages that work similarly (e.g. Zygote) perform
some variant of the following transformation
For
f(a,b,c) = g(a,b,c)
, they defineWith all of our recent compiler improvements inference can now handle
this pattern fairly well. However, inlining was falling over for the
case where
g === _apply
(because it didn't check the _apply specialcase again after inlining the first _apply), causing inefficiencies
(_apply is fairly expensive). Fix that by revisiting the _apply check.
While we're at it, also remove the obsolete isapply flag in InliningTodo,
since we now do all the rewriting up front.
cc @jrevels @MikeInnes