Jonas Jensen c5950d2c9d C++: IR: Result of x in x++ is now the Load
Previously, the `Load` would be associated with the `CrementOperation`
rather than its operand, which gave surprising results when mapping
taint sinks back to `Expr`.

The changes in `raw_ir.expected` are to add `Copy` operations on the
`x++` in code like `y = x++`. This is now needed because the result that
`x++` would otherwise have (the Load) no longer belongs to the `++`
expression. Copies are inserted to ensure that all expressions are
associated with an `Instruction` result.

The changes in `*aliased_ssa_ir.expected` appear to be just wobble.
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