Gir has three optimization passes.

joinAdjacentOps
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* *consumes*: commands without offsets
* *produces*: commands without offsets
* *unknown commands*: passed through unmodified
* *acts on*: `moveHead`, `add`

`joinAdjacentOps` joins adjacent `moveHead`s and `add`s together. Normally
`parse` joins runs of `<>` or `+-` into one command, but if the runs are
interrupted by another character two commands get generated. `moveHead`s are
joined first, before the pass goes over the generated commands again and
joins `add`s.

transformClearLoops
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* *consumes*: commands without offsets
* *produces*: commands without offsets
* *unknown commands*: passed through unmodified
* *acts on*: `loop` with one command, which is `add 1` or `add -1`

`transformClearLoops` changes loops of the form `[-]` or `[+]` into a single
`clear` command.

addOffsetProperties
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* *consumes*: commands without offsets
* *produces*: commands with offsets
* *unknown commands*: raise UnknownIRError
* *acts on*: `moveHead`, `add`, `clear`, `writeByte`, `readByte`, `loop`

`addOffsetProperties` adds an `offset` property to `add`, `clear`,
`writeByte`, and `readByte`. The `offset` tells the offset at which from the
current tape head location the operations are performed. It also adds an
`isBalanced` property to loops. This property tells if execution of loop
body ends at the same cell where it began, which is useful for performing
further optimizations.