Always use @ local rather than local_ syntax in types#142
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Signed-off-by: David Vulakh <dvulakh@janestreet.com>
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LGTM, thanks for making the requested changes.
I was surprised that there were no changes needed to the std ast normalization pass, but it seems local_ and @ local do indeed parse the same even in ocamlformat's stdast.
In case you haven't seen it:
dune exec tools/printast/printast.exe --
is a handy tool for inspecting the behavior of ocamlformat's parsers.
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Make ocamlformat print
T @ localrather thanlocal_ T, even if the user wrote the latter.We insert
localin sorted order amongst the other modes.This was 100% written by claude.