Replace impossible error conditions with debug assertions #169
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valenting
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If these methods were inlined into their lone caller, these error conditions would clearly be impossible. We could do that instead, guaranteeing that this code cannot be reached without the proper precondition. IMO these non-public methods only exist for readability, not because we expect them to gain any other callers in the future. |
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These conditions are only possible when the individual bare-item parsing methods are called directly, but that is only possible in tests.
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These conditions are only possible when the individual bare-item parsing
methods are called directly, but that is only possible in tests.