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Close coq#18637 To be decided: - should we warn for variable names starting with `_`? (current code does) - should we split the warning like ocaml does (unused `let x := ...` treated differently from unused `x` next to used `y` in `match ... with (x,y) => ...` or unused `x` in `fun x => ...`) TODO: more precise locations, currently it's on the whole expression ie all of `let x := ... in ...` just `x` would be nicer.
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