Add scopes to AssignVariableName#3416
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…ming parameters of nested ILFunctions in the future.
…f they syntactically refer to the same range variable
…there are with names from outer scopes collisions.
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Link to issue(s) this covers: #1572, #1956, #2439, #2694
Needs more thorough testing on larger code bases, but it will be hard to verify the results.
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@dgrunwald I suspect that the "allow shadowing of names in local functions / lambdas" language feature could be implemented in ILSpy by making sure that no variables in the ILFunction.CapturedVariables list have the same name as any local variable or parameter? The changes in this PR only introduce the concept of a scope per ILFunction, so parameters of "independent" lambdas such as
list.Where(x => x > 5).Select(x => x * 2)are allowed even without the setting, but nested lambdas that "shadow" a lambda parameter, but don't use any variable from a parent scope are not allowed right now.