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The order of variants in the `lift` function didn't match the declared
order.
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Similar to MLIL. Also, reintroduce `LiftedJump` and `LiftedLabel` types.
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* Turn `MediumLevelILInstruction` into a struct with a `kind` field to
indicate the instruction variant, and pull out the `function` and
`address` fields from each variant to live in the top-level struct.
* Make variant fields public, remove field getter methods and centralize
lifting logic to happen all at once. Split tuple fields into
individual named fields.
* Move the `operands` method to `MediumLevelILLiftedInstruction`, and
make it return an owned `Vec` of operands rather than a borrowed
iterator.
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tokens in lower levels, and improve token usage in disassembly
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compiler generated labels
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Rust API) that you can initialize at the top of your script and it'll auto-cleanup at the end of your script. Also some misc doc fixes.
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