Using -Werror is a very good thing during development, but it has the
potential to break the user's build, for example, if they are using a slightly
different compiler combination to one that has been tested previously.
Move report preconditions (bounds, exhaustion, etc) into program
instructions and use a more direct path to the user match callback than
the adaptor functions.
Report handling has been moved to new file src/report.h. Reporting from
EOD now uses the same instructions as normal report handling, rather
than its own.
Jump target tracking in rose_build_bytecode.cpp has been cleaned up.
- cleanups
- add sparse iter instructions
- merge "root" and "sparse iter" programs together
- move program execution to new file program_runtime.h
- simplify EOD execution
