Allow explicit binders for type variables (ocaml#10437) #1757
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Update the parser with ocaml/ocaml#10437
The new tests are not all passing, I'm still figuring out what is accepted by this feature and what is not, not sure if
type g = Foo : 'a 'b . 'a -> 'b -> tshould not be accepted or if I'm missing something.edit: the parser is a copy of the upstream one, so I guess this is not considered a valid input for the compiler either, I've fixed the tests.
No diff with test_branch.sh