Speed up TypeQuery

mypy.type_visitor.TypeQuery is constructed often with the any or all builtin function as an argument. The function is used as a callable inside the query. Calling callable variables is kind of slow when compiled with mypyc. Since type queries are used a lot, switching to an integer constant or a compiled object instead of a callable could speed up runtimes measurably, perhaps by as much as 0.5% or so (random guess). Since the optimization is pretty simple, this may be worth doing.

Discussion:

• Maybe have separate type query visitor which produces boolean values. The strategy could be specified as an integer constant.
• For non-bool type queries, experiment with using an object instead of a callable for the strategy, since callables are currently pretty slow when compiled.
• Maybe also special case self.strategy([]) since it's used a lot.