[core][combinators] workaround issue with nested boundaries #850
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hearnadam
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| private[kyo] inline def _run[E, A: Flat, Ctx](inline v: => A < (Abort[E] & Async & Ctx))( |
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As discussed offline, I don't think these can be private at all due to the inline... We may need to find a way to test only public inline functions in another namespace...
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I've just checked by moving AsyncTest to a kyoTest package and it seems ok.
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This PR applies the workaround identified by @hearnadam with an
inlineindirection. I think we should still keep #804 open to explore a more proper solution. Users might need to define methods with boundaries and the workaround can be confusing.