Merge pull request #5179 from roc-lang/i5143-tuple-abilities

Implement ability obligation checking and derivation for tuples
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@ -33,6 +33,11 @@ test_key_eq! {
v!({ a: v!(U8), b: v!(U8), }),
v!({ ?a: v!(U8), ?b: v!(U8), })
same_tuple:
v!((v!(U8), v!(U16),)), v!((v!(U8), v!(U16),))
same_tuple_fields_diff_types:
v!((v!(U8), v!(U16),)), v!((v!(U32), v!(U64),))
same_tag_union:
v!([ A v!(U8) v!(STR), B v!(STR) ]), v!([ A v!(U8) v!(STR), B v!(STR) ])
same_tag_union_tags_diff_types:
@ -78,6 +83,9 @@ test_key_neq! {
record_empty_vs_nonempty:
v!(EMPTY_RECORD), v!({ a: v!(U8), })
different_tuple_arities:
v!((v!(U8), v!(U16),)), v!((v!(U8), v!(U16), v!(U32),))
different_tag_union_tags:
v!([ A v!(U8) ]), v!([ B v!(U8) ])
tag_union_empty_vs_nonempty:
@ -265,6 +273,29 @@ fn two_field_record() {
})
}
#[test]
fn two_field_tuple() {
derive_test(ToEncoder, v!((v!(U8), v!(STR),)), |golden| {
assert_snapshot!(golden, @r###"
# derived for ( U8, Str )*
# ( val, val1 )* -[[toEncoder_(arity:2)(0)]]-> Encoder fmt | fmt has EncoderFormatting, val has Encoding, val1 has Encoding
# ( val, val1 )a -[[toEncoder_(arity:2)(0)]]-> (List U8, fmt -[[custom(2) ( val, val1 )a]]-> List U8) | fmt has EncoderFormatting, val has Encoding, val1 has Encoding
# Specialization lambda sets:
# @<1>: [[toEncoder_(arity:2)(0)]]
# @<2>: [[custom(2) ( val, val1 )*]] | val has Encoding, val1 has Encoding
#Derived.toEncoder_(arity:2) =
\#Derived.tup ->
custom
\#Derived.bytes, #Derived.fmt ->
appendWith
#Derived.bytes
(tuple [toEncoder #Derived.tup.0, toEncoder #Derived.tup.1])
#Derived.fmt
"###
)
})
}
#[test]
#[ignore = "NOTE: this would never actually happen, because [] is uninhabited, and hence toEncoder can never be called with a value of []!
Rightfully it induces broken assertions in other parts of the compiler, so we ignore it."]