SoA should allow arbitrary initialization of matrix if it isn't elementwise accessed thereafter

Currently, the memory pattern optimization relies on all functions being inlined and then searches for elementwise accesses as its heuristic to disable function promotion.

It would be really nice if we instead allowed things like

transformed parameters {
  matrix[N,M] foo = some_function(N, M, other_arguments) + possibly_other_expressions;
}

to be code generated to something like auto foo = to_soa(some_function(...) ...) when there are no further elementwise accesses of foo, even if the code in some_function does use for-loops to construct it. This is sort of on-the-way to something like a comprehension, but I believe it is implementable right now for many models.

No files, tests, or entry points are named. Start by tracing the memory pattern optimization and its elementwise-access heuristic, then examine how matrix initialization is code generated. Done means non-elementwise matrix construction can use the requested SoA representation when there are no later elementwise accesses, including constructions using loops.