Add ChangePrefixNegationToInfixSubtraction code fixeroo#10471
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This one should help people who get tripped up on code like this:
I noticed this in a user study; it affected 2/10 people who mistyped the
-1when looping.Just to reiterate: this only triggers on the "value is not a function and cannot be applied" error, and only suggests when the value being mistakenly applied starts with
-, which is highly likely to be a mistyped-.