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[parser] Illegal arrow expression containing `in` as `for` lhs
See original GitHub issueBug Report
Copied from https://github.com/acornjs/acorn/issues/922
REPL: Safe link
(change xin to be x in and you will see REPL is stuck 😱)
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This is an infinite loop because it’s valid code, and you didn’t provide a condition in the test 😛
Ah, that makes sense 😆