Supported nested reified parameter declarations

Also switched to using type names as identifiers instead of their
indices

compiler/testData/codegen/boxWithStdlib/reified/anonymousObjectNoPropagate.kt

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+import kotlin.test.assertEquals
+
+trait A {
+    fun f1(): String
+    fun f2(): String
+    fun f3(): String
+}
+
+fun doWork(block: () -> String) = block()
+inline fun doWorkInline(block: () -> String) = block()
+
+fun box(): String {
+    val x = object {
+        inline fun <reified T> bar1(): A = object : A {
+            override fun f1(): String = javaClass<T>().getName()
+            override fun f2(): String = doWork { javaClass<T>().getName() }
+            override fun f3(): String = doWorkInline { javaClass<T>().getName() }
+        }
+
+        inline fun <reified T> bar2() = javaClass<T>().getName()
+        inline fun <reified T> bar3() = doWork { javaClass<T>().getName() }
+        inline fun <reified T> bar4() = doWorkInline { javaClass<T>().getName() }
+    }
+
+    val y: A = x.bar1<String>()
+    assertEquals("java.lang.String", y.f1())
+    assertEquals("java.lang.String", y.f2())
+    assertEquals("java.lang.String", y.f3())
+
+
+    assertEquals("java.lang.Integer", x.bar2<Int>())
+    assertEquals("java.lang.Double", x.bar3<Double>())
+    assertEquals("java.lang.Long", x.bar4<Long>())
+
+    return "OK"
+}