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Using Sorbet's more-specific RBI mode.
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Motivation
There's a small bug in Prism+Sorbet that requires me to pick between
--stop-after=parserand--stop-after=desugar(PR for fix). It's easy enough to workaround, but needs access to some Sorbet config, which is nicer to keep contained within thisSorbetHelper.You can see the usage up-stack in #2567
Along the way, I also discovered the
--e-rbiSorbet flag, which is more fitting for this usage. In principle, it would allow us to have multiple overloads in the RBI, though that isn't something that's used by any DSL compilers today.Implementation
See the diff I guess
Tests
Passes existing tests.