Correctly classify null literal conversion#1637
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Correctly classify null literal conversion#1637BillWagner wants to merge 1 commit intodotnet:draft-v8from
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Add normative language that a null literal conversion is classified as an implicit reference conversions. Add an informative note in 10.2.8 that provides a cross reference to the same.
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Fixes #1631
None of the references to 10.2.8 (implicit reference conversions) specify that a null literal conversion applies, but it obviously does. A conversion from the null literal to a reference type was clasified as both a null literal conversion and an implicit reference conversion. To fix this, make the following two changes: