Adapted multiarg infix is just a tuple#9640
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Extracted from the other PR, where the test looked like |
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Don't warn about this common idiom.
It will warn after tweaking how right-associative applications are type-checked.
Currently, parser pulls the arg into a temp val, so there is no adaptation.
After the tweak, the rewrite happens after typecheck of desugared application, so there is normal adaptation.