API: Add impl From<*> for sem::TyKind and correct some names of semantic types#322
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The semver-check in our CI only found the two expected enum variant renames, I guess this should be good to go :D Some to think about #141 |
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From<*> for sem::TyKind and correct some names of semantic types
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This PR adds boilerplate code required for the implementation of #141. I've also changed all semantic type construction, to use the
TypedBuilderinstead of the oldnew()function.This PR also includes some changes, visible to API consumers, probably best summarized by the changelog entires:
sem::TyKindnow implementsFrom<*>for all semantic types.sem::TyKind::FnTy->sem::TyKind::Fnsem::TyKind::ClosureTy->sem::TyKind::ClosureThat's basically it. Some boring repetitive code changes, which will hopefully make it easier to expand semantic types in the future :D