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feat[lang]: remove named reentrancy locks (#3769)
this commit removes "fine-grained" nonreentrancy locks (i.e., reentrancy locks with names) from vyper. they aren't really used (all known production contracts just use a single global named lock) , and in any case such a use case should better be implemented manually by the user. this simplifies the language and allows moderate simplification to the storage allocator, although some complexity is added because the global restriction has to have special handling (it cannot be handled simply in the recursion into child modules). refactors: - the routine for allocating nonreentrant keys has been refactored into a helper function.
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