Render enum literals in variable defaults as enum constructors - #574
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An enum literal default was emitted as a string literal, so the generated default function did not typecheck. Render it as `EnumName::VariantName`, spelled the way `codegen::enums` spells it when defining the enum. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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An enum literal default is emitted as a string literal, so the generated default function doesn't typecheck.
Also affects enum literals nested in list and input-object defaults.