dialyzer: fixes multiple fns declared in same line - #11466
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Typer crashes when multiple functions are written in the same line. For example, the following crashes `typer` ``` -module(m). f() -> ok. g() -> ok. ``` While this is not idiomatic code, `typer` should not crash, and should print the function specs accordingly
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Typer crashes when multiple functions are written in the same line.
For example, the following crashes
typerWhile this is not idiomatic code,
typershould not crash, and should print the function specs accordingly