Handle local lazy vals properly #18998
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Lazy vals should be evaluated lazily. In the abstract semantics, we over-approximate lazy vals by treating them as parameter-less methods. The abstract cache will guard against non-terminating recursion and avoids unnecessary re-evaluation.
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Lazy vals should be evaluated lazily. In the abstract semantics, we over-approximate lazy vals by treating them as parameter-less methods. The abstract cache will guard against non-terminating recursion and avoids unnecessary re-evaluation.
The checker for class instances already handles local lazy vals properly.