Fix for Issue 89275 #89569
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Issue 89275 fix and test Fix librustdoc OverflowError usage rust tidy run Issue 89275 fix and test
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I need to sort out my commits first - seem to have ended up in an extremely complicated place |
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This should fix #89275 and potentially #77291 #75397
The problem of error reporting iterating over ambiguous traits and emitting a recursion limit error message on the initial mismatched type error.
I updated the OverflowError type from a struct to an enum so I believe it is no longer a ZST - I don't think this should cause any issue as it should only be constructed if you actually cause a recursion error in type checking or in this case where there's an ambiguous trait in scope that it checks for a conversion method.