WIP: Generate an IR.

The compiler has come a long way, but we still can't do int64, because
it requires a non-cell storage size. There's no (sane) way to express
conversions between int32 and int64 within the AST, because we have no
uniform way of inserting conversion nodes. This is already a deep
problem that has been hacked around for operator overloads and property
accessors, and it doesn't scale.

The solution is obvious: transform the AST into an IR. That's what we
should have done from the beginning but didn't. Unfortunately it
requires a *lot* of refactoring and a ton of boilerplate. So far, I have
most of the boilerplate done, but the refactoring is only halfway there.
CodeGenerator has not been ported to the IR yet.

Once this gigantic patch is done, we'll have the following changes:

- `struct value` will be eliminated, and good riddance.
- The AST will be immutable after parsing.
- The semantic analysis phase will output a new IR tree.
- CodeGenerator will generate off the IR instead. Since the IR is a
  transformation of the AST, I'm expecting minimal changes to the end
  result.
- functag_t will be replaced by FunctionType.

V2: CG-IR can now assemble trivial programs.
V3: CG-IR supports basic calls; 341 test failures.
V4: CG-IR supports binary ops; 333 test failures.
V5: CG-IR supports do-while and if; 329 test failures.
V6: CG-IR supports args, local incdec, switch; 319 test failures.
V7: Dropped IncDecOp in favor of Store/BinaryOp primitives.
    Added global variable support.
V8: Added support for heap scopes. 294 test failures.
V9: Add support for Load(IndexOp) and arrays as arguments. 290 test
    failures.
V10: Add support for varargs. 289 test failures.
V11: Port array helpers to IR. 280 test failures.

compiler/AMBuilder

@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ module.sources += [
   'data-queue.cpp',
   'errors.cpp',
   'expressions.cpp',
+  'ir.cpp',
   'lexer.cpp',
   'main.cpp',
   'name-resolution.cpp',