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Change `datum->syntax` so that it limits the transfer of a code inspector from a source syntax object; the code inspector is kept only if a macro is being expanded and the macro has the same code inspector (or, more generally, the weaker of the two code inspectors is preserved). This change is a kind of defense-in-depth to prevent the use of unarmed syntax with `datum->syntax` to access unexported bindings from the module where a syntax object originates. The general approach is Ryan's idea. This particular implementation is a simplification of the general idea, and we'll see whether it's worakble and sufficient. |
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