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![]() * Fixes immutable container contract combinators so that, if given flat contracts, they report blame errors in terms of the specific element that failed, instead of reporting the entire container as failing. This fixes issues seen with contracts such as (listof string?), where the contract is applied to a list with far too many elements to print all at once and the failing element is never printed. * Fixes vector-immutable/c so that if all the element contracts are flat, we create a flat contract, like the other immutable container contract combinators. * Also have more appropriate first-order checks for each combinator than just "Is it the right type of container?". These changes affect: listof non-empty-listof vector-immutableof cons/c box-immutable/c vector-immutable/c |
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