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compiler: fix handling of struct, array and interface values.
As outlined in #661, the
compiler fails to generate code to copy a struct/array value for an
assignment when the target's underlying type is an interface type,
whether for explicit variable assignments, implicit function/method
parameters etc. Instead, taking the example of explicit variable
assignment, the interface variable is assigned a value that contains the
same pointer to the source struct/array val (we're in Javascript world,
so everything is a pointer). This means that changes to the struct/array
value via the source variable are, incorrectly, visible via the target
variable. #661 gives a simple
example. There is a further issue when interface values are assigned to
interface-typed variables: struct/array values are not copied when they
should be.
Fixes#661.
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