Add support to clightgen for generating Csyntax AST as .v files #413
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Split reusable parts of ExportClight.ml off, into ExportBase.ml and ExportCtypes.ml. Rename exportclight/ directory to export/
As proposed in #404. This is presented as a new option `-clight` to the existing `clightgen` tool. Revise clightgen testing to test the Csyntax output in addition to the Clight output.
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This is a variant of the "csyntaxgen" tool proposed in #404.
Rather than having two tools, "clightgen" and "csyntaxgen", and two code bases with some duplication, we just add a
-csyntaxoption to the "clightgen" tool, making it produce Csyntax AST instead of Clight AST.The implementation shares as much code as possible between the Clight and the Csyntax outputs.