Add param name subsection - #9
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Oh, joyous day, I have just realized that tag types also use |
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Actually, because tags use function types, this is still fine as is. Apologies for the noise. That said, we might need to discuss what to do with tags a bit more in #4. |
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Adds a param name subsection specifically for parameters declared in function types.
Unlike #7, this PR simply adds a new subsection, rather than attempting to extend the behavior of the field name subsection. To me this feels more natural because it avoids confusion about index spaces, aggregate vs. composite types, etc. In particular, it avoids the need to define a new, proper index space that is only used for names, or to extend the definition of an existing address space in a similar way.
Resolves #4.