We were performing the helper passes `abc9_ops -replace_zbufs` and
`abc9_ops -restore_zbufs` for every module, but those passes act on the
full design (and can't be applied entirely selectively due to entering
and leaving bufnorm).
This lead to an explosive creation of a lot of redundant bufnorm helper
cells that would have been cleaned up by `clean` but that never ran.
Instead we now run each helper pass once, one before and one after
iterating over the selected modules. This limits the number of bufnorm
helper cells.