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In a subsequent commit we will add a test that some actions are *not* offered, which will use this refactoring. Signed-off-by: Ben Price <ben@hackworthltd.com>
Consider (some sort of) a `let` in a checkable position, whose body is synthesisable, e.g. `(λx. let y = ... in xor x y) : Bool -> Bool`. Prior to this commit, our treatment of metadata between `let` and `letrec` was inconsistent: - they both treat the body `xor x y` the same: checking it against `Bool`, finding it is synthesises `Bool` and then giving it a `TCEmb` metadata. - a `let` node would then get the same metadata - a `letrec` node would only get `TCChkedAt` metadata This is visible to a consumer of our API: what actions we offer differ, see the added test. Signed-off-by: Ben Price <ben@hackworthltd.com>
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Consider (some sort of) a
letin a checkable position, whose body issynthesisable, e.g.
(λx. let y = ... in xor x y) : Bool -> Bool. Prior tothis commit, our treatment of metadata between
letandletrecwasinconsistent:
xor x ythe same: checking it againstBool, finding it is synthesisesBooland then giving it aTCEmbmetadata.
letnode would then get the same metadataletrecnode would only getTCChkedAtmetadataThis is visible to a consumer of our API: what actions we offer differ,
see the added test.