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This PR adds
BasicBlock.getLocation. In order to create synthetic location entities for basic blocks, care must be taken to not add a dependency on the data flow layer, since data flow nodes also synthesize locations. The solution is to create separate class layers for (1) DB locations only, (2) DB or basic block locations, and (3) DB, or basic block, or data flow node locations.