More progress on capture-checking stdlib - #26727
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We had to make Source and Codec function variables non-capturing, but they seem like good choices anyway. Sources cannot be created from an impure Iterable, but doing that seems wrong anyways as `withReset` would re-create the iterator. Would be interesting to try making Console/StdIn a global capability.
In particular, we require numeric and comparison traits (Ordering, Ordered, Numeric, Equiv) to be pure.
Of note: `typeConstraints` needs some change.
ReferenceWrapper marked Pure, as it is supposed to wrap a generic reference.
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Continuation of #25526
Have you relied on LLM-based tools in this contribution?
No
How was the solution tested?
Covered by existing tests