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Repair errors in preserves-schema.md
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@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ identifierlike" literal pattern - one that matches a string, symbol,
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number or boolean:
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AltPattern = "@" id SimplePattern
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/ "<" id *(NamedPattern) ">"
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/ "<" id PatternSequence ">"
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/ Ref
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/ LiteralPattern -- with a side condition
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@ -282,10 +282,20 @@ identifier.
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A record pattern matches an input record. It may be specified as a
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record with a literal in the label position, or as a quoted `<<rec>
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... >` record:
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... >` record with a pattern for each of the label and field-sequence
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positions:[^record-shorthand]
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RecordPattern = "<<rec>" NamedPattern *(NamedPattern) ">"
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/ "<" value *(NamedPattern) ">"
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RecordPattern = "<<rec>" NamedPattern NamedPattern ">"
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/ "<" value PatternSequence ">"
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PatternSequence = *(NamedPattern) [NamedSimplePattern "..."]
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[^record-shorthand]: Note that `<label `*ps*`>` can be thought of as
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roughly equivalent to `<<rec> <<lit> label> [`*ps*`]>`. The
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following two definitions are equivalent:
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D1 = <foo @a string @b string @extra any ... >.
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D2 = <<rec> <<lit> foo> [@a string @b string @extra any ...]>.
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A tuple pattern matches a fixed-length sequence with specific patterns
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in each position. A variable tuple pattern is the same, but with an
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fixed-position patterns.
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TuplePattern = "[" *(NamedPattern) "]"
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VariableTuplePattern = "[" 1*(NamedPattern) NamedSimplePattern "..." "]"
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VariableTuplePattern = "[" *(NamedPattern) NamedSimplePattern "..." "]"
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A dictionary pattern matches specific literal keys in an input
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dictionary. If no explicit name is given for a particular
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