Move function parallelism to pass and pass runner#564
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By doing it at the pass/pass runner level, we can be smarter about things. Previously we ran each pass, in parallel, and waited for it to finish entirely before moving to the next. With this PR we run all the passes we can on a single function. This avoids the join after each pass, and also is good for locality.
This speeds up optimization by a few %. Also feels like a cleaner API, to let traversals worry just about traversing, and the pass runner deals with running multiple passes in a parallel and efficient manner.