Identify which node in Foo::Bar::Baz causes a NameError
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In Ruby 3.2 or later, a nested constant access like `Foo::Bar::Baz` is compiled to one instruction by the optimization ruby/ruby#6187 We try to spot which sub-node caues a NameError in question based on the constant name. We will give up if the same constant name is accessed in a nested access (`Foo::Foo`). Fixes ruby#31
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In Ruby 3.2 or later, a nested constant access like
Foo::Bar::Bazis compiled to one instruction by the optimization ruby/ruby#6187We try to spot which sub-node caues a NameError in question based on the constant name. We will give up if the same constant name is accessed in a nested access (
Foo::Foo).Fixes #31