Support guard clauses about latexify_py HOT 2 OPEN

@wd60622
Thanks for raising the issue!
I think we can (relatively easily) support any functions in which:

• All guard clauses have only a return statement or another if clause, and
• All guard clauses are placed after any other statements, i.e., guard clauses can be converted to a pair of if-else.

Additionally, we can support any functions with only if clauses and assignments when reduce_assignments=True.

In the case of reduce_assignments=False (default), we need to consider how the discrepancy of assigned values should be expressed. For example:

def f(x):
    y = a(x)
    if b(x):
        return y
    y = c(x)
    return y

I think this kind of functions are not easily expressed without assignment reduction, and eventually we need the algorithmic form (#57)

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Awesome.
Yeah, It doesn't seem too hard of an adaption. Guessing without a guard, the orelse attribute of the ast.If will be the rest of the body in the case with a guard.

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