[Bug]: Incorrect result when using global variable as a default value for class field and parameter

[chiranSachintha]

Description

import ballerina/io;

final int recI = 111222;

class ClassWithDefaultsWithoutInitFunc {
    int i = recI;
}

function value(int k = recI) returns int {
    return k;
}

public function main() {
    ClassWithDefaultsWithoutInitFunc c1 = new;
    int k = c1.i;
    io:println(k); // prints 0 should be 111222
}

The provided code demonstrates an issue where a global variable, 'recI', is used as the default value for both a class field and a function parameter. However, the expected behavior of initializing these values with the global variable is not met. Instead, the default value is incorrectly set to 0, leading to incorrect output when running the code.

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