for my $x (...): $x is always stale

for my $x (...): $x is always stale

Remove the code in pp_enteriter that turns $x's staleness off and schedules
on the save stack for it to be turned back on at scope exit.

Since 'for my $x' works by making $x's pad slot temporarily point to
each item in turn, the "real" $x which lives in the pad outside of loop
time can never be accessed by the usual closure tricks (BEGIN, eval,
nested named subs etc) during a loop, so doesn't need to be marked as not
stale.

Skipping this step is one less thing to be pushed onto the save stack
on each for loop entry.