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contract violation, expected <(or/c (quote clean) (quote armed) (quote tained))>, given: #f
contract on wrapped from 'zo-structs, blaming 'no-dep
contract:
(->
any/c
(listof wrap?)
(or/c 'clean 'armed 'tained)
wrapped?)
at: C:\tmp3.rkt:6.21
becomes this:
wrapped: contract violation, expected <(or/c (quote clean) (quote armed) (quote tained))>, given: #f
contract from 'zo-structs, blaming 'no-dep
contract:
(->
any/c
(listof wrap?)
(or/c 'clean 'armed 'tained)
wrapped?)
at: C:\tmp3.rkt:6.21
(apologies if the indenting isn't quite right above; vi messed with it when I tried to paste it in ...)
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