The function variable-information returns information about how the variable symbol is bound in the environment env.
The value of kind will be as follows:
There is no information about variable in env
variable has a special binding in env
variable has a lexical binding in env
variable has a symbol-macro binding in env
variable has a constant binding in env
localp will be true if variable is bound by a form that has lexical scope (for example let, lambda) or false if variable has global scope (for example defvar).
decls is an a-list of declarations that refer to variable. The cdr of each pair is specified according to the car of the pair as follows:
The cdr is non-nil if variable is declared dynamic-extent in env.
The cdr is non-nil if variable is declared ignore in env.
The cdr is the type specifier that is declared for variable in env if any.
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