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Shouldn't sort on comparisons, there's already `StructuralEq` for that kind of comparison.
Gets rid of the previous injection mechanism, and allows skipping all analysis entirely.
A stateful `Context` interface is not useful enough to keep around anymore.
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Gets rid of the old custom analysis injection mechanism in favor of adding a generic type parameter.
This allows us to swap the entire custom analysis machinery, including not doing any at all, and is more ergonomic under anticipated usage. There are some rare edge cases where Rust type inference doesn't pick up on the default type parameter, but hopefully that'll improve with time.