Python ESSA: Fix definition of ESSA non-local variables.#599
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Previously, any variable used an inner function was given an ESSA definition for each call in that function, even if it was not defined out of scope.
This resulted in gigantic numbers of definitions. For example this function had over 3 million spurious "definitions".
This PR fixes that.