Raito Bezarius ccf3c5e30d libexpr/primops: make zipAttrsWith not mutate attribute sets
The way zipAttrsWith works is to replace the attribute set value by a
call to a function (the argument of zipAttrsWith) over the list of
attributes sharing a common key.

Instead of that, we will insert into the resulting attribute set the
various lazy calls and return that.

Change-Id: I2aae054eb99b1d1f8b0e7c658cc8d3488e5cdb01
Signed-off-by: Raito Bezarius <raito@lix.systems>
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