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Syntax: process uncurried function declarations explicitly in the parser/printer #5794

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@cristianoc cristianoc changed the title process uncurried function declarations explicitly in the parser/printer Syntax: process uncurried function declarations explicitly in the parser/printer Nov 10, 2022
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Remove example that is not idempotent
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This is not idempotent:
let c2 = (. x) => y => x+y
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This is not idempotent:

let c2 = (. x) => y => x+y

and is in fact one of the examples considered troublesome for uncurried by default.

Up to now it means: uncurried function with 2 arguments.
How does one then represent an uncurried function with 1 argument that returns a curried function? The only way so far is to enclose the body in {...}.

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Interpred arity of uncurried explicitly.
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Interpret the arity of uncurried functions explicitly so this is a unary function:
```
(. x) => y => x+y
```
The parser adds braces to the body to make this explicit.

This is a breaking change. And solves the lack of idempotency in #5794
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Interpred arity of uncurried explicitly.
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Interpret the arity of uncurried functions explicitly so this is a unary function:
```
(. x) => y => x+y
```
The parser adds braces to the body to make this explicit.

This is a breaking change. And solves the lack of idempotency in #5794
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Added analogous tests for types.
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Merge branch 'braces_on_body' into direct_uncurry_fundef_encoding
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