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Convert nested closures to arrow functions in a single pass - #8716
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When a closure's arrow body is itself a convertible closure, refactor it in the same call so each closure node is handled once, instead of leaving inner closures for later traverse passes.
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ClosureToArrowFunctionRectorconverted one nesting level per traverse pass, so deeply nested closures needed as many passes as their depth. When the arrow body is itself a convertible closure, refactor it recursively in the same call, so each closure node is handled once.