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There is currently support for lowering directives that appear outside
of a module or procedure, or inside the body of a module or procedure.
Extend this to support directives at the CONTAINS level of a module or
procedure, such as directives 3, 5, 7 9, and 10 in:
!dir$ some directive 1
module m
!dir$ some directive 2
contains
!dir$ some directive 3
subroutine p
!dir$ some directive 4
contains
!dir$ some directive 5
subroutine s1
!dir$ some directive 6
end subroutine s1
!dir$ some directive 7
subroutine s2
!dir$ some directive 8
end subroutine s2
!dir$ some directive 9
end subroutine p
!dir$ some directive 10
end module m
!dir$ some directive 11
This is done by looking for CONTAINS statements at the module or
procedure level, while ignoring CONTAINS statements at the derived type
level.
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