[check-type] fix faulty #no_nil variants error#2590
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- when checking the variants of a union type we will skip adding the variants if we have an unspecialized polymorphic, hence our union_type variants will be empty and have a count of 0 - so when checking if we violate the #no_nil error, if we are in the unspecialized polymorphic case and there exists at least one variant in the original variants then we should not raise this error - test checks that we do not raise the error anymore, and that we still detect the #no_nil error in the described circumstances
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Maybe not as apparent, but in the case that we use the same type in the first Invalid example, then we will raise the duplicate variant error and cover that case. The second if statement that checks the |
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when checking the variants of a union type we will skip adding the variants if we have an unspecialized polymorphic, hence our union_type variants will be empty and have a count of 0
so when checking if we violate the #no_nil error, if we are in the unspecialized polymorphic case and there exists at least one variant in the original variants then we should not raise this error
test checks that we do not raise the error anymore, and that we still detect the #no_nil error in the described circumstances
fixes #2395