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Tom Hvitved a1e58cedac C#: Refactor recursive patterns implementation
- Extract names of properties in a propery match, using the `exprorstmt_name` relation.
- Simplify extraction of properties by not distinguishing between top-level patterns
  and nested patterns.
- Introduce `PatternExpr` to capture patterns in `is` expressions, `case` statements,
  and `switch` expression arms.
- Generalize `IsTypeExpr`, `IsPatternExpr`, `IsRecursivePatternExpr`, and `IsConstantExpr`
  to just `IsExpr` with a member predicate `PatternExpr getPattern()`.
- Generalize `TypeCase`, `RecursivePatternCase`, and `ConstCase` to just `CaseStmt` with
  a member predicate `PatternExpr getPattern()`.
- Introduce classes `Switch` and `Case` as base classes of switch statements/expressions
  and case statements/switch expression arms, respectively.
- Simplify CFG logic using the generalized classes.
- Generalize guards library to cover `switch` expressions tests.
- Generalize data flow library to cover `switch` expression assignments.
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| CSharp7.cs:253:13:253:31 | case ...: | CSharp7.cs:253:26:253:30 | ... < ... |
| CSharp7.cs:255:13:255:41 | case ...: | CSharp7.cs:255:27:255:40 | ... is ... |
| CSharp7.cs:258:13:258:36 | case ...: | CSharp7.cs:258:30:258:35 | ... > ... |