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Record constraints of indexed access to array constants
When even constant arrays are left to be handled by the array theory,
expressions such as { 3, 4 }[1] were actually unconstrained as we never
recorded the fact that this expression evaluates to 4. To reduce the
number of constraints to be generated for non-constant indices, ranges
of equal values just yield a single constraint, optimising the case of
large zero-initialised arrays.
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