Fix ambigious case with JSX brace wraps and record body #894
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… as a record body, but we dont know whether it actually is a record body or just wraps for the prop value itself
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Side note: Life is so much easier with proper debug statements. Will continue adding these as I fix things. |
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Jan 11, 2024
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Fix ambigious case where JSX brace wraps in JSX props are interpreted as a record body, but we dont know whether it actually is a record body or just wraps for the prop value itselfix ambigious case where JSX brace wraps in JSX props are interpreted as a record body, but we dont know whether it actually is a record body or just wraps for the prop value itself.