Fixes #8952. Nest it should be different its - #9189
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`it` is really only for the block they exist in. Our code previous to this fix would look up the variables scopes like it was any ordinary variable.
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This backports logic from 10.1 used to indicate which local vars are implicit, for future filtering for methods like `local_variables` and `implicit_variables`. The Ruby 4.0 features and behavior changes have been removed from the original commits. See jruby#9077 See jruby#9077 Needed for fixes in jruby#9189 in JRuby 10.0.3.0.
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it is really only for the block they exist in. Our code previous to this fix would look up the variables scopes like it was any ordinary variable.