ConstraintAnalysis: Parse EqZ recursively - #9138
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This allows us to parse things like
(eqz (ref.is_null ..))which means"is not null". It also cleans up the code a little: just recurse into the
EqZ argument, and negate the result.
Recursion does in theory risk a stack overflow, but eqzs are not
deeply nested in code (certainly not optimized code, which is what
this pass sees, as we run it late).