Happens after splicing#1029
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Depends on #916. Adds generic machinery to enable transformations to update pre-defined happens-after relations. For example, applying an affine transformation to kernel domains or splitting inames invalidates happens-afters that were defined on the old domain/inames.
Adds:
apply_affine_transform_to_happens_afters: used when inames are transformed but statements in a kernel are not touchedsplice_happens_after_as_consumer: uses existing happens-after information on producers to "splice" in a happens-after relation on a new instruction that is a consumersplice_happens_after_as_producer: same as above, but on the producer sidesplice_happens_after_as_producer_and_consumer: same, but with incoming and outgoing edges. really, just calls the producer and consumer versions in sequence.