Remove is-a-parameter from gen_stack_variable #3137
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A function-local variable cannot at the same time be a parameter. Alas, all uses of gen_stack_variable passed in `false` for `is_param`, so this wasn't making a difference anyway.
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A function-local variable cannot at the same time be a parameter. Alas, all uses of gen_stack_variable passed in `false` for `is_param`, so this wasn't making a difference anyway.
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A function-local variable cannot at the same time be a parameter. Alas, all uses of gen_stack_variable passed in
falseforis_param, so this wasn't making a difference anyway.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 and MIT licenses.