Fix constant folding and local variable resolution - #1371
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Align constant folding and attribute resolution behavior with cel-java, fixing local variable pattern matching during partial evaluation.
matchesUnknownPatternsto check whether a variable is locally bound (e.g. comprehension iterator/accumulator variablesi,accuVar) so local variables are not incorrectly flagged as unknown global attributes during partial evaluation.inoptimizations to cover element or identity equality even when the variable is unknown.Closes #1296