parser diagnostics: Suggest adding a body for a match arm followed by a comma - #160787
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Only suggest a tuple or an or-pattern when the comma-separated patterns are followed by a `=>` or a guard. Otherwise the arm is just missing a body, which `parse_arm` already reports.
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The parser was modified, potentially altering the grammar of (stable) Rust cc @fmease |
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parser diagnostics: only suggest a tuple or an or-pattern when the comma-separated patterns are followed by a
=>or a guard. Otherwise the arm is just missing a body, which will then be reported byparse_arm.No new tests, because existing tests cover this, I’ve extended with one more specific example and updated their expected results.
Closes #159686.