On Maroon Lake the prune gave home_keep_records(base_app_st, home_st, r: RunRecords, save_app_st) a second save_app_st at the front, and every call a second argument: a state declared after a plain parameter was not counted as declared. It is now, and a call to such a function is never given the state again. `ludic build --check` let the duplicate through and clang refused it; the checker now refuses a function that names two parameters alike (`add names two parameters n`). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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bump: patch
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type: fix
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**`ludic migrate state --prune` keeps a state declared after a plain parameter, and a parameter named twice is refused.**
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A function like `home_keep(r: Records, save_st: mut Save)` was taken to lack `save_st`, and the
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prune gave it a second one at the front (`home_keep(save_st: mut Save, r: Records, save_st: mut
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Save)`) - which `ludic build --check` let through and clang then refused. The migration now counts a
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state anywhere in the list as declared, and the checker refuses a function that names two parameters
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alike (`add names two parameters n`).
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