Implements DMProc.LocalCount, adds unit test for localvar allocs#2585
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honest to god I tried everything to not have to organize the compiler check like that but it wouldn't accept anything else Co-authored-by: wixoa <wixoag@gmail.com>
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LocalCount is meant to reflect the max amount of variables a proc COULD allocate during its execution, but it used to just naively reflect Proc.LocalNames.Count which doesn't do Any of That.
Fixes #2583
I had to move some stuff around in the compiler to expose the Json object to the unit test, but I triple checked and it should be equivalent function, and consumers can just ignore the version with output.