Fix swapping of >>= and <<= in constants
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mversic
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emilio
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| syn::BinOp::ShlEq(..) => ">>=", | ||
| syn::BinOp::ShrEq(..) => "<<=", | ||
| syn::BinOp::ShlEq(..) => "<<=", | ||
| syn::BinOp::ShrEq(..) => ">>=", |
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Looks good but would there be any chance to add a test for this?
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Upon looking at this again, I don't think it is possible to use <<= in constants at all, since the left hand side must be a variable. So probably these cases could also be an unreachable!() instead.
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Let's merge this since it's trivial, it's not a big deal.
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ShlEqis shift left equals, i.e.<<=, so it was previously mapped the wrong way.