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// Copyright (c) 2022, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file
// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
/// @assertion The grammar is:
///
/// // Existing rules:
/// type ::= functionType '?'? // Existing production.
/// | recordType // New production.
/// | typeNotFunction // Existing production.
///
/// typeNotFunction ::= 'void' // Existing production.
/// | recordType // New production.
/// | typeNotVoidNotFunction // Existing production.
///
/// // New rules:
/// recordType ::= '(' recordTypeFields ',' recordTypeNamedFields ')'
/// | '(' recordTypeFields ','? ')'
/// | '(' recordTypeNamedFields ')'
///
/// recordTypeFields ::= recordTypeField ( ',' recordTypeField )*
/// recordTypeField ::= metadata type identifier?
///
/// recordTypeNamedFields ::= '{' recordTypeNamedField
/// ( ',' recordTypeNamedField )* ','? '}'
/// recordTypeNamedField ::= type identifier
/// recordTypeNamedField ::= metadata typedIdentifier
///
/// The grammar is exactly the same as parameterTypeList in function types but
/// without `()`, `required`, and optional positional parameters since those
/// don't apply to record types. A record type can't appear in an extends,
/// implements, with, or mixin on clause, which is enforced by being a
/// production in `type` and not `typeNotVoid`.
///
/// @description Checks that records itself may be nullable
/// @author sgrekhov22@gmail.com
typedef R1 = (int? i, String? s)?;
typedef R2 = (int? i,{String? s})?;
typedef R3 = ({int? i, String? s})?;
typedef (int? i, {String? s})? R4();
typedef void R5((int? i, {String? s})? r);
(int? i, {String? s})? foo() => null;
void bar((int? i, {String? s})? r) {}
main() {
(int? i, String? s)? r1 = null;
(int? i, {String? s})? r2 = null;
({int? i, String? s})? r3 = null;
}