feat(SMT): avoid redundant reset, globally unique quantified var names, more smtReservedKeywords#632
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This pull request adds a few more syntactic constraints to SMT generated code for supporting internal benchmarks.
(reset)calls (to make it consistent, this was applied not only to Core pipeline but also B3 pipeline)$__bvNquantified variables having duplicated names across different formula (which is a valid SMT in general but more tailored for internal use case) this addsbvCountertoSMT.Context.smtReservedKeywords.$__to their prefixes.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.