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This fixes two bugs. The first is that in an in clause, you need to use the then keyword or parentheses if the pattern you are matching is an endless range.

The second is that we are associating the then keyword with the wrong in clauses because they come in in reverse order and we're deleting them from the parent clauses incorrectly.

This fixes two bugs. The first is that in an `in` clause, you need
to use the `then` keyword or parentheses if the pattern you are
matching is an endless range.

The second is that we are associating the `then` keyword with the
wrong `in` clauses because they come in in reverse order and we're
deleting them from the parent clauses incorrectly.
@kddnewton kddnewton merged commit d23fc71 into main Mar 8, 2023
@kddnewton kddnewton deleted the fix-head branch March 8, 2023 15:59
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