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Parse the valid end-of-expression examples in parser tests - #16063
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The valid end-of-expression examples are passed as a charlist to
Code.eval_quoted/1, which evaluates the literal without parsingits contents.
Use
Code.string_to_quoted!/1so these examples actually exercisethe parser and fail if their syntax is rejected. Give the two empty
arrow clauses explicit
nilbodies so the examples parse withoutwarnings.
Assisted-by: Codex:gpt-6.1-sol