Rework FunctionCalls to allow multiple returned objects #44
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This makes small function calls slower, but large function calls much much faster to compile
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This is necessary for the additional rework of closures, which now allow closures in more than 1 depth. This means that closures can now be applied recursively and scale to much larger function sizes. The passed
closures_sizeis now taken as a guideline to calculate a recursive depth that is used, and from that the actual closure size is derived. For very large functions, it may, therefore, deviate from the passed value considerably.FunctionCalls are now also ready for VectorizationNode operations in the future.
Closes #40