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fix: assign closure body after handling return - #18193
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The root cause of #18192 is data inconsistency: When
returnNum > 0, we wrap the return statement collected instate.returnswithin the{ v: ... }object wrapper. However, thestate.returnsis a NodePath collected at the start ofwrapLoopBody, while the emit output is from the loop body assigned to the loop closure body after the NodePath is collected: Therefore, changes to the NodePath here does not sync to the closure body and we see unwrapped return statement in the final output.The
wrapLoopBodyessentially moves the loop body to the loop closure body. To avoid duplicate nodes during the transform, we move the loop body reassigning step to the end of thewrapLoopBodytransform, in order to ensure that any AST changes in the loop body will be reflected on the loop closure.