New, reversible name mangling scheme #4850
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Since the test outputs depend on the name-mangling scheme, enable those tests only when the new scheme is enabled
Note that references to anonymous functions (in `.data`) are abbreviated to `fn` now, instead of having a file path and a location Also note that some stamps were not, and still are not, hidden as intended
On lines with multiple identifiers appearing, the `(.*)` can match, not only the body of one identifier but everything from the start of the body of the first identifier to the end of the body of the last identifier of a line
Enable the new scheme on zero-alloc tests
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This PR adds support for a new name mangling scheme to OxCaml. The key advantage of this mangling scheme is that full module paths can be reconstructed by the de-mangler from the mangled name (i.e., including submodules and not just the compilation unit).
Remaining Todos:
De-mangling Implementations.