refactor: Change all Visitors to be iterative, child-based#36852
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#36759 (comment)
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VisitChildrento havechildren()andchildren_mut()functions.Changes
Visitorto use these for iterative traversals.NB that mutable post-traversal requires unsafety: we need an
&mutfor the children and an&mutfor the parent when we're done. This is sound---Rust allows it when your stack is the call stack, but not your own data structure. So: this is somewhat unsavory code.Verification
Green CI.
NB maintaing safety in
VisitChildrenmeans slightly changing visit order: if we're going to work viachildren_mut(), we can no longer yield all subqueries before the term itself. This seems to have affected precisely one SLT, which I've rewritten.