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ErrorKind

pub(all) enum ErrorKind {
  ExpectedBlock
  HeadlessBlock
  AltsUnsupported
  BracesUnsupported
  QuotesUnsupported
  DeclarationAtTopLevel
  RuleInDeclarationContext
  TypeSelectorNotFirst
  DanglingCombinator
  StrayKeyword(String)
  SigilSelector(String)
  OperatorCombinator(String)
  UnknownSelectorCall(String)
  BadCallShape(String)
  HexDigitsLost
  UnknownUnit(String)
  BadSelector
  BareTermInBlock(String)
  ColonPseudo(String, String)
  SemicolonDeclarations
  BadAnB
  Unsupported(String)
} derive(Eq, @moonbitlang/core/debug.Debug
Debug)

What can go wrong turning shrubbery into CSS.

A separate set from @css.kind, and deliberately so: these are problems with the bridge, not with CSS. "This is not a selector" is a CSS complaint; "| has no meaning in Shrubbery CSS" is one only this layer can make. Sharing one enum would mean either half growing variants the other can never produce.

No dependencies, for the same reason @css.kind has none: a lowered tree stores kinds on its Bogus nodes, and naming a problem must not link a renderer.

ErrorKind::code

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fn ErrorKind::code(self : ErrorKind) -> String

A stable identifier, namespaced apart from css:: so a consumer can tell which layer complained.

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