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Implement foldl-related folds for PostOrder - #1259
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PostOrder is able to incrementally produce elements from the end of sequence represented by the Foldable instance. These explicit implementations perform better than the class defaults.
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PostOrder is able to incrementally produce elements from the end of
sequence represented by the Foldable instance.
Closes #1247
Benchmarks with GHC 9.14: