Replace full alloy import with specific alloy crates#4219
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Based on @MartinquaXD's comment on Slack, I figured that there would be places where we can import the specific alloy crate, unlocking earlier and more parallel compilation. These changes alone seem to save ~5s on a clean build in my laptop; going down from ~1m to 55s.
There's more gains to take from this, but for that we need to separate shared further and then split those dependencies. #4217 would also help a bunch.
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Compiler + existing tests