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<title>constants inside structs, and typo suggestions for fields and static members</title>
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<name>zinc</name>
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const NAME = e; inside a struct body declares a compile-time constant named
Struct.NAME, reached as Struct.NAME or by bare name in the struct's methods.
A misspelled field or Struct.name member now ends its error with
'; did you mean 'name'?' on the member word, which the language server
turns into a quick fix.
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