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refactor(web): move computeAlignment core to standalone method 🚂 #14573
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refactor(web): move computeAlignment core to standalone method 🚂 #14573
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| export type ContextStateAlignment = { | ||
| /** | ||
| * Denotes whether or not alignment is possible between two contexts. | ||
| */ | ||
| canAlign: false | ||
| } | { |
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I see this a lot in the tests. Is it worth making a const?
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Relates-to: #14480
This is being done to prepare for a fix to #14480, which is needed to better handle complex input transforms and tokenization scenarios. The easiest way to consistently index the tokenized transforms... is to perform context alignment on the results of transform application.
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