Constant-propagation: propagate global values in “inline” context #541
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This makes constant-propagation stronger: when global data (word or array) is accessed in an inline computation (assignment to inline variables, including inline arguments to (inline) functions), its value is computed at compile-time.
Caveat: global variables that are never accessed excepted in such “inline” situations are still present in the assembly code.
Fixes #540.