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Chris Smowton 4ea4e0dcca Go: seperate real and synthetic callables
This means that when a function has a real body and a summary (usually because it has a real definition in source, and implements an interface that has a model), two callables are created and dispatch considers both possible paths.

This specifically overcomes the difficulty with ParameterNodes when the real callable, if any, may or may not define an SsaNode, either because the real parameter is unused or because it is anonymous. Now the synthetic callable will always have parameter nodes, while the real one may or may not depending on whether a definition is present and
whether or not it names or uses its parameter.
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