Remove support for legacy const, part 1

test/mjsunit/constant-folding.js

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 // Test operations that involve one or more constants.
 // The code generator now handles compile-time constants specially.
 // Test the code generated when operands are known at compile time
 
-// Flags: --legacy-const
-
 // Test count operations involving constants
 function test_count() {
   var x = "foo";
   var y = "3";
 
   x += x++;  // ++ and -- apply ToNumber to their operand, even for postfix.
   assertEquals(x, "fooNaN", "fooNaN test");
   x = "luft";
   x += ++x;
   assertEquals(x, "luftNaN", "luftNaN test");
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   y++;
   assertEquals(z, -4.5);
 
   y = 20;
   z = y;
   z++;
   assertEquals(y, 20);
   z = y;
   y++;
   assertEquals(z, 20);
-
-  const w = 30;
-  assertEquals(w++, 30);
-  assertEquals(++w, 31);
-  assertEquals(++w, 31);
 }
 
 test_count();
 
 // Test comparison operations that involve one or two constant smis.
 
 function test() {
   var i = 5;
   var j = 3;
 
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   x = 123;
   // Answer is non-smi and lhs of << is a temporary heap number that we think
   // we can overwrite (but we can't because it's a Smi).
   assertEquals(1073741824, (x * x) << 30);
 }
 
 
 test();
 BoolTest();
 ShiftTest();