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Reimplementing destructuring #561
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Trying to reimplement the destructuring feature better (see #524 for a full introduction to issues of current implementation).
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- move implementations into interface as default method - make more IR elements destructurable
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Trying to reimplement the destructuring feature better (see #524 for a full introduction to issues of current implementation).