To address the second question: we shouldn't allow nesting of LLVM scopes. The reason is that if the target doesn't specify any command line flags, the assumption is that it will rely on LLVM's defaults. If we were to nest scopes, and the outer scope did modify flags, then the inner scope (without flags) would not have a way of knowing that the global state has been altered.
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