Use operator precedence to print C code #970
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I'm attempting to make the printing code more uniform and factor out common patterns a bit more, in part to decrease the likelihood of transcription errors, but I'm afraid I might be making this code harder to read and understand. I'd love feedback on this @andres-erbsen @jedisct1 (and anyone else interested in looking at the backend code). The relevant file to look at is src/Stringification/C.v
This is also in part to allow implementing @FiloSottile's request in #949 to not have so many useless parentheses.