I'll reply to this with notes as I go.
AliasInstr has operands that are StringLiteral. The arguments to an
alias can never be a Ruby String, they can only ever be a simple token
(alias foo bar) or symbol-like tokens (alias :foo :bar). I don't think
the operand should be a string literal, since we don't use it as such
and it can't actually be a Ruby string. For now, I'm using the
internal .string value in the compiler.
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