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Structural type checking would recurse endlessly if a struct had a member with the same type as itself, or the same type as a struct that contained itself. Add a cache to prevent infinite recursion. Also in this commit: `tryFindFqn` no longer explodes if the referenced assembly couldn't be found, but simply returns `undefined` as it should.
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Structural type checking would recurse endlessly if a struct had a
member with the same type as itself, or the same type as a struct that
contained itself.
Add a cache to prevent infinite recursion.
Also in this commit:
tryFindFqnno longer explodes if the referencedassembly couldn't be found, but simply returns
undefinedas it should.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.