dillon1000/react

TryStatement: handle catch clause params

It's possible that the value thrown during a `try` block actually is a reference 
to some value defined outside the scope of the try block. If the catch clause 
param is also mutated, that means the mutable range of the variable would have 
to include the entire try/catch. 

We handle this by emitting a DeclareLocal temporary for the catch param prior to 
the try/catch. If it is modified during the catch block, that will extend its 
mutable range to cover the full try/catch. If any values are mutated inside the 
try, their range will also (naturally) extend around the full try/catch block. 
These ranges will overlap and be merged, ensuring that we capture the 
possibility that the value is mutated via the catch param. See unit test.