// Even with a limit on the depth of function calls, if every call causes a very
// deep stack frame, for example due to naively evaluating unary operators, we
// can still overflow the native stack.
let f = f => ------------f(f);
f(f)

# output:
stdin:4:19
  ╷
4 │ let f = f => ------------f(f);
  ╵                   ^
Error: Evaluation budget exceeded. This expression exceeds the maximum evaluation depth of 150.

stdin:4:27
  ╷
4 │ let f = f => ------------f(f);
  ╵                           ^
In call to function.

stdin:4:27
  ╷
4 │ let f = f => ------------f(f);
  ╵                           ^
In call to function.

stdin:4:27
  ╷
4 │ let f = f => ------------f(f);
  ╵                           ^
In call to function.

stdin:4:27
  ╷
4 │ let f = f => ------------f(f);
  ╵                           ^
In call to function.

stdin:4:27
  ╷
4 │ let f = f => ------------f(f);
  ╵                           ^
In call to function.

Note: The call stack is too deep to display in full. Only the innermost calls are shown above.