Match the pragma behavior of optimize_code and additional_branch_optimization to CLI behavior #459
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…mization to CLI behavior Previously, using #pragma compile_with optimize_code didn't actually enable extra_syntax_checks, like the CLI version did. Even worse happened with additional_branch_optimization, which disabled extra_syntax_checks if additional_branch_optimization was disabled. Fix this so that the behavior is exactly the same as when compiling via CLI
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Previously, using #pragma compile_with optimize_code didn't actually enable extra_syntax_checks, like the CLI version did. Even worse happened with additional_branch_optimization, which disabled extra_syntax_checks if additional_branch_optimization was disabled.
Fix this so that the behavior is exactly the same as when compiling via CLI