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Remove support for Partials #1547

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@@ -52,16 +52,13 @@ class ScopeInspector {
let { scope, locals } = this;
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It seems like we still generally treat the {{debugger}} statement as an "runtime eval", which is the same kind of thing as partial.

In order to support it, we have to keep around a lot more strings labels (the names of the variables) than we otherwise need to, just so when we "eval" code (in the case of {{debugger}}, calling the get("...") function in the console where "..." can be any local variables, named arguments, etc.

I think now that "implicit this" and partials are no longer supported, I think we should be able to accomplish the same by doing a bit more analysis at pre-compile time. We should be able to see all the in-scope local variables at that point, and we can internally rewrite:

{{#let this.foo as |foo|}}
  {{#let foo.bar as |bar|}} 
    {{!-- magically `get("foo")` and `get("bar")` has to work in the console --}}
    {{debugger}}
  {{/let}}
{{/let}}

into

{{#let this.foo as |foo|}}
  {{#let foo.bar as |bar|}} 
    {{debugger foo=foo bar=bar}}
  {{/let}}
{{/let}}

Basically we pass every known local variables (and there is no longer such thing as "unknown local variables" anymore) as named arguments, and that should give sufficient information for the {{debugger}} implementation to make get() work without any pervasive book-keeping everywhere.

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