Fix for callgraphs used in ACT when using already compiled mode #330
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Fixes from in progress trail-of-forks#1
When executing ACT using -a the call graph is not populated. The lack of call graph causes an arbitrary ordering of functions preventing specs from being derived. For example in: https://github.com/trail-of-forks/Gillian/blob/9db721dc9cb70c3914dd28d1ef383f6b99c98a63/Gillian-LLVM/examples/wpst/mem_test.gil test_add would get executed after split.
The intended fix here is during parsing to annotate callees.