Summary:
This diff adds semantics for temporary boolean variables to keep config values.
* It extended value domain to have `TempBool` that is basically a pair of `ConfigChecks.t`; one is a
set of config values checked when the temporary variable is true, and the other is that when the
temporary variable is false.
* It assigns the `TempBool` value when `temp=1` or `temp=0`.
* It uses the `TempBool` value when pruning condition expression.
For example, when there is an `if` statement of
```
return (config && b);
```
it is translated in SIL,
```
if (config) {
if (b) {
temp = 1; // (1)
} else {
temp = 0; // (2)
}
} else {
temp = 0; // (3)
}
return temp;
```
then we can say
* When `temp` is true, i.e. at (1), it is gated by `config`
* When `temp` is false, i.e. at (2) and (3), we are not sure about the the gatedness; at (2) it is gated by `config` but at (3) it is gated by `!config`.
So, we record such information as a `TempBool.t` value.
Next, when we use the return value at its caller,
```
if (ret) {
// then branch
} else {
// else branch
}
```
We can say "then branch" part is gated by `config`, but we are not sure if "else branch" part is gated, by using the `TempBool.t` value of `ret`.
Reviewed By: ezgicicek
Differential Revision: D28056490
fbshipit-source-id: e90d8afd3
Sungkeun Cho
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