Resolve names to all their candidate definitions#1259
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Branched from #1258
Progress towards #1212
Symbol resolvers that don't take cursor offsets (
File::resolve(),resolve_at(), etc) now return all potential candidates, rather than the last one. The goto-def, find-refs, and rename handlers now offer all of them.Candidates come back in definition order, with R's runtime winner (last assignment wins) as the last element, and that order is preserved across
source()imports.A top-level
<<-now records a single file-scope definition carrying bothIS_SUPER_BOUNDandIS_BOUND,rather than a marker plus a same-scope target. At file scope there's no enclosing frame to walk to, so the two coincide. This avoids a spurious duplicate candidate.