transpile: Don't pass ExprContext to most decls - #1990
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Generally speaking, decls don't care about the context they're in, so I don't think there's a point in passing it. The only exception I can see is if a macro expands to a statement expression that declares variables. In that case the variables are being declared inside a
constcontext and their initializers may not be translatable.