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-Currently, there are many janky things about structs in Onyx. I want
-to revisit all of the code related to them and fix all the issues I
-am having. To recap, here are all of the features that are required
-for structs to work:
-       * #union
-       * #size
-       * #align
-       * `use` members
-       * struct literals
-       * polymorphic structs
-
-All of these features work well individually, but when used together
-(such as struct literals over polymoprhic structs), they have many
-issues.
-
-Here is a brief explanation of the current data model:
-       * AstStruct contains:
-               - an array of AstStructMembers
-               - the minimum size
-               - the minimum alignment
-
-       * AstStructMembers contain:
-               - A symbol (token) for the name
-               - the initial value
-
-       * AstStructLiterals contain:
-               - an array of values (unnamed)
-               - an array of AstStructMembers representing named values
-
-       * AstPolyStructs contain:
-               - the base AstStruct
-               - an array of tokens representing the parameters
-               - the scope the struct was defined in
-
-In principle, this is the simple way each of the features should work:
-       * #union
-               - use 'max' instead of '+' when computing struct size
-               - all members have offset 0
-       * #size
-               - the size is the minimum of the size given and the computed size
-       * #align
-               - the alignment is the minimum of the alignment given and the computed alignment
-       * `use` members
-               - adds members of used type to member list, with proper offsets
-       * struct literals
-               - ensures all values needed for the struct are present (no
-                 automatic zero values)
-       * polymorphic structs
-               - copy the base struct, introduce the type symbols, resolve symbols, win