Support Slice.literal with inferred element type#15529
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Support Slice.literal with inferred element type#15529straight-shoota merged 2 commits intocrystal-lang:masterfrom
Slice.literal with inferred element type#15529straight-shoota merged 2 commits intocrystal-lang:masterfrom
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For number types other than `Int32` the literal suffixes would result in more typing, but if more types are ever supported in slice literals, like tuples, the inferred form would become handy.
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For number types other than
Int32the literal suffixes would result in more typing, but if more types are ever supported in slice literals, like tuples, the inferred form would become handy.