Explicit member names should use ComputedPropertyName syntax#71
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| protocol Iterable { | ||
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Nope. forEach asks it to install a symbol by default. #47 would allow somebody to also get "forEach" installed via a per-class opt-in.
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ah ok, if that's the intention then this is fine :-)
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As discussed in various places, including #48