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In the other words, if some feature can be recursively composable and a weakness of the feature appears only when highly composed, it's generally not a fault of
by lifthrasiir 5y ago
In the other words, if some feature can be recursively composable and a weakness of the feature appears only when highly composed, it's generally not a fault of the feature itself. Of course it can still be argued that an empty destructuring (itself non-composable) should be made invalid.