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We used to just have a single descriptive error message when attempting to do an assignment like x = 3:
>>> x = 3
error: while parsing
┌─ <input:1>:1:3
│
1 │ x = 3
│ ^ Trailing '=' sign. Use `let x = …` if you intended to define a new constant.
but now we get
>>> x = 3
error: while parsing
┌─ <input:1>:1:3
│
1 │ x = 3
│ ^ Trailing '=' sign. Use `let x = …` if you intended to define a new constant.
error: while parsing
┌─ <input:1>:1:3
│
1 │ x = 3
│ ^ Expected one of: number, identifier, parenthesized expression
We used to just have a single descriptive error message when attempting to do an assignment like
x = 3
:but now we get
presumably since #228 (FYI @irevoire)
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