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Add full expansion scopes to visited syntax (#279)
Closes #276. This allows a complete rework and immense simplification of the `let-to-define` logic. It also removes the need to pass the full source code analysis object to each refactoring rule, since all of the information produced by the analysis is now embedded in the syntax object handed to the refactoring rule. This commit also adds some miscellaneous observability improvements, including more debug logging and better error messages.
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