[mypyc] feat: extend stararg fastpath from #19629 with star2 fastpath #19630
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BobTheBuidler
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You can disregard that comment. I was confused at the time but already addressed my own concern. |
JukkaL
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I added the same new test cases on both this PR and on #19631 |
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This PR further extends the stararg fastpath PRs (#19623 , #19629) with fastpath logic for star2
All 3 PRs were kept separate in order to make them easier to review and to make the changes in the IR more obvious in a diff. I will rebase this PR once #19623 and #19629 are merged.
This full series of PRs is ready for review.