Missing optimization when Kernel Term Sharing is disabled. #555
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This patch adds a missing optimization in the kernel. When reducing terms without Kernel Term Sharing set, we don't have to perfom in-place updates because we actually know that there is none on the stack.
This is somewhat critical in UniMath which abuses the flag. I ran the bench three times on it and got the following results:
Note that I did not bench the other packages because several seemed to be half-broken by the merge of EConstr, and furthermore this optimization is irrelevant to them.