Reuse function specializations by source identity - #637
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Split from #604.
Key full and partial free-function specializations by source definition and concrete parameter bindings, then reuse the recorded result instead of generated symbol spelling.
Covers user-symbol collisions and repeated reuse for full and partial specializations.
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