Add --cse-which-subterms flag #7511
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This allows CSE to consider all sub-expressions. Currently it excludes work-free subexpressions such as partially applied built-ins (https://github.com/IntersectMBO/plutus-private/issues/1761).
factored out
isWorkFree'from the logic ofcse, makes it easier to understandinstead of
Bool, I've added aCseWhichSubtermstype to avoid boolean blindness. I found that it makes the code more understandable. If Bool is preferred for consistency with other simplifier flags, I'm happy to change it.