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Replace some runtime asserts with better type declarations.#3681
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The prior commit added some runtime assertions for conditions that we were taking new dependencies on. This commits replaces those assertions with more specific type declarations so all this can be enforced at compile-time.
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The prior commit added some runtime assertions for
conditions that we were taking new dependencies on.
This commits replaces those assertions with more
specific type declarations so all this can be enforced
at compile-time.