Emit a type error for integer literals where the expected type is char #4268
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For example, in let x: char = 42; This was an ICE and is now a proper type error, as per rust-lang#3477
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Emit a type error for integer literals where the expected type is char
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r? @brson As per #3477, emit a proper type error instead of ICEing for a situation where the inferred type is integral and the expected type is
char(likelet x: char = 42).