Deobfuscate #320
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(based off #289)
Yay! We are no longer obfuscated!
I think this can probably all be squashed into one commit, I just wanted to keep it separate for testing (and maybe it's helpful for review, too?)
Most of the deobfuscation was performed by our automated script, but there were a few places where I had to step in with some manual changes (the biggest one being the snips).
I also went through the obfuscation commit (bcebef3), and found a few places where we were using a more "explicit" representation of a number (e.g.
2 ** 12 - 1rather than 4095), and changed those back.