Miscompile when attempting to `|> throw`

[bbrk24]

What the heck is going on here

try
    ;
catch err
    if err <? RangeError
        new StackTracingError
            `${err.message}`
            cause: err
        ||> .addCall raw
        |> throw
    throw err

(() => {
  throw (() => {
    throw err;
  })();
})()(
  (() => {
    try {
    } catch (err) {
      let ref;
      return err instanceof RangeError
        ? ((ref = new StackTracingError(`${err.message}`, {
            cause: err,
          })).addCall(raw),
          ref)
        : void 0;
    }
  })(),
);

[bbrk24]

Oh, I see what's happened. Simple |> throw isn't supported, so it instead parses as this:

(
    try
        ;
    catch err
        if err <? RangeError
            new StackTracingError
                `${err.message}`
                cause: err
            ||> .addCall raw
) |> throw throw err

[edemaine]

|> throw sounds like a useful and simple addition (similar to |> return, |> await, etc.). Do you want to work on it?

[bbrk24]

I can certainly take a look at it later today.