[BUG] Functions are inlined incorrectly if variable name matches a catch-block exception name

function foo(i, j) {
    const a = function(i, j) {
        return i(j);
    };
    const b = function(i, j) {
        return i === j
    };

    let r;
    try {
        r = a(i, j)
    } catch (b) {
        // Naming the caught error 'b' results in terser messing up minification,
        // and replacing 'b' with function(){}(_, 4) in the return statement below.
        throw b;
    }
    return b(r, 4);
}
foo((i) => { return 2*i }, 2)

function foo(n,t){const o=function(n,t){return n===t};let r;try{r=function(n,t){return n(t)}(n,t)}catch(o){throw o}return function(){}(r,4)}foo(n=>2*n,2);

function foo(t,n){let o;try{o=function(t,n){return t(n)}(t,n)}catch(t){throw t}return function(t,n){return t===n}(o,4)}foo(t=>2*t,2);