v1.3.0 compile error when "uncurried": false in Rescript-v11.1.0

[dsiu]

Is "uncurried": false even supported for rescript-core?

FAILED: src/Core__Int.cmj

  We've found a bug for you!
  /Users/dsiu/code/playground/rescript-core/src/Core__Int.res:34:13-35

  32 ┆ let maybeInt = switch radix {
  33 ┆ | Some(radix) => Core__Float.parseInt(x, ~radix)
  34 ┆ | None => Core__Float.parseInt(x)
  35 ┆ }
  36 ┆ 

  This call is missing an argument of type (?radix: option<int>)

rescript: [2/32] src/Core__List.cmj
FAILED: src/Core__List.cmj

  We've found a bug for you!
  /Users/dsiu/code/playground/rescript-core/src/Core__List.res:582:39

  580 │     reduceReverseUnsafe(l, acc, f)
  581 │   } else {
  582 │     A.reduceReverseU(toArray(l), acc, f)
  583 │   }
  584 │ }

  This function is a curried function where an uncurried function is expected

FAILED: cannot make progress due to previous errors.
>>>> Finish compiling (exit: 1)

[cknitt]

No, you are right, 1.3.0 contains changes like in the above parseInt function that require uncurried mode so that you can have optional args without requiring the trailing unit argument.

This should of course be documented, I will create a PR to update the README.

[cknitt]

Updated README in #215.