Use bound vars internally #499
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In #492, I decided to use
Freevars for the type-level variables bound in the signature andBoundvariables for those bound in an inner binder. After trying to implement the next PR that requires some non-trivial binder handling, this turned out to be a pain.In this PR, I use
Boundvariables everywhere inside charon. I restore the "Freefor signature-bound vars" usage in a micro-pass done at the end.There is still one different with what was done before this PR:
ImplElem::Tycontains a bbinder that used to be refered to usingFreevariables ad now uses `Boundè variables to avoid substitution mistakes.