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I think this is supposed to say "Type check each VarDecl that this PatternBinding handles.".
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@cwillmor good point. I think this is a bad PR
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I think this is hilarious but @cwillmor is right and it is just a typo. We have to appreciate @pcbro's sense of humour though 😛
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@tangentfairy - I'm not sure it's humor at all.. look here #165
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@Shirk The user @pcbro is definitely trying to get a rise out of someone -- the account is fashioned after the character "PC Principal" in South Park, who's somewhat of a caricature of an politically correct person. This doesn't mean the PRs should be ignored, but the intent behind them is pretty clear to me.