I've noticed a small typo in the readme.md file, specifically in the code snippet provided for expect.option. The typo is in the variable name used in the example for an optional custom type. The variable is declared as "val", but later referenced as "v". This might cause confusion for users trying to understand or run the example code.
expect.option
// ... previous code ...
let val = ?{x = 1; y = 2};
expect.option(v, showMyType, equalMyType).notEqual(null);
expect.option(v, showMyType, equalMyType).isSome(); // != null
expect.option(v, showMyType, equalMyType).equal(?{x = 1; y = 2});
I've noticed a small typo in the readme.md file, specifically in the code snippet provided for expect.option. The typo is in the variable name used in the example for an optional custom type. The variable is declared as "val", but later referenced as "v". This might cause confusion for users trying to understand or run the example code.
expect.option