[Kanagawa] Remove %this
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[Kanagawa] Remove %this
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`%this` and the `ThisOp` isn't being used in practice, and is now pure overhead. This PR removes the `ThisOp` operation and any associated capabilities. Most notably, this includes referencing ports of the current scope, within the current scope, through `get_port` on the `ThisOp`. This, again, is a redundant pattern, that anyways were being canonicalized away to just directly reference the port.
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%thisand theThisOpisn't being used in practice, and is now pure overhead. This PR removes theThisOpoperation and any associated capabilities. Most notably, this includes referencing ports of the current scope, within the current scope, throughget_porton theThisOp. This, again, is a redundant pattern, that anyways were being canonicalized away to just directly reference the port.