'expr.transform()' feature commit (from /301)#313
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In disuse: but set for employment particularly in test-files
'transform()' is a wrapper around 'replace()' - always acting recursively - and offers an ergonomic means to match sub-expression targets and apply common fundamental operations/transformations in an expression 'tree', without the need for custom 'Rule' logic / workarounds. Change includes tests. - The typing of 'TransformOptions' has necessitated that 'SimplifyOptions' be shifted from its previous home of 'types-definitions(.ts)', to 'types-kernel-evaluation.ts'. It has also been made generic over Expr/SemiExpr/CE, in a similar way as for its sibling types (such as 'RuleReplaceFunction').
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Extracts, with some modern adjustments, the feature commit and a pre/assistive commit from #301.
feat: 'assertIsFunction' / 'getOp' utilitiesFeat: 'Expression.transform()'(Note that one or two tests (mostly benchmark-related) were failing at the tip-of-main before these changes were made).
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