Allow `this` in static initializers

The following is an error:

function factory() {
  return class {
    static x = 1;
    static y = this.x * 2;
  }
}

I can see some potential for confusion here, though I'm not sure what that confusion might be. On the flip side, it seems useful to be able to refer to an anonymous class in a static initializer. It is also easy to teach that "this in instance initializers = the instance, this in static initializers = the class, same as methods vs. static methods."

Start with the reported TypeScript example and investigate how static initializers handle this in anonymous classes. Define and verify the intended behavior against the stated comparison with instance initializers and static methods; the issue does not name implementation files or tests.