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![]() When you have a named variable that is inside two different mismatch-named ellipses, e.g.: (any_1 ..._!_1 any_1 .._!_1) then this pattern cannot match anything, since the any_1 constraint insists that they are bound to the same thing, but the ..._!_1 insists that whatever any_1 is bound to has different lengths in the two places. So, make this kind of situation be a syntax error instead. |
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