Reassociate mixture of add and sub to wide trees#8518
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Looks fine to me but does anyone with ISLE conventions paged in want to comment: @cfallin, @elliottt, @jameysharp?
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As in #7466 , converts deep nesting of addition and subtraction into a wide tree eg:
again using subsume to prevent blow up due to reassociating large chains