Refactor Interface::Shape calculation
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GC time is dominating the execution time of Steep type checking, so reducing memory allocations by itarating types before doing the substitution makes sense.
* Builder translates types to Shapes, not Factory * Shpaes::Methods implements lazy substitution to decrease unneccesary memory allocations duging substitution
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The goal of this pull request is to make type to shape translation more robust and consistent. It contains the following sub-goals.
Interface::InterfacetoInterface::Shapeclass to avoid class name confusionFactoryclass implementations that just translate the RBS data to Steep dataInterface::Builderclass that translates atypeto a shape if possibleMethodType#substmemory conscious