Keep recursion info in BindingMap #2000
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In GenerateBindings, the recursion information about global bindings is currently discarded by Clash. However, much like the recursion info for let bindings, this can be used to make the partial evaluator more efficient - as non-recursive global bindings can always be inlined without consuming fuel.
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In GenerateBindings, the recursion information about global bindings
is currently discarded by Clash. However, much like the recursion info
for let bindings, this can be used to make the partial evaluator more
efficient - as non-recursive global bindings can always be inlined
without consuming fuel.
Still TODO: