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2023-06-26
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An observation not 100% relevant to kondo but in CLJS passing a char to clojure.string/includes? (e.g. (clojure.string/includes? "foo" \o)) does not throw an exception (it evaluates to true) but does (probably wisely) show as a :type-mismatch . Curious if there's other instances of this in clj vs cljs?