More LLR recaftoring: Refactor the PropertyReference #9907
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In preparation to have callback and properties in different vector
As this goes for property, function, callback
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Those two being mangled together always bothered me a little, so I welcome the separation.
The idea is that we want to be able to get a scope without borrowing the llr::Compilation unit so we can have mutable borrow to the compilation unit
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I'm attempting to "simplify" things. I don't know if that works
But the idea is that i would like to split the properties and callback into different arrays because having indexes specific for properties and callback makes things easier for a LLR based interpreter.