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…output files for classes with constant members
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This pull request improves the handling of constant members in class transpilation, ensuring that only non-constant fields are included in generated code. It updates both the transpiler logic and the test suite to verify the correct behavior, and adds new sample files to cover this scenario.
Key changes include:
Transpiler logic update:
IsMemberEligibleFto exclude constant fields from transpilation, ensuring that only non-constant members are processed.Testing improvements:
class_with_constant_membersto verify that constant members are correctly excluded from the generated code.OnlinersandPOCOclasses for bothaxandtiatargets. [1] [2] [3]These changes ensure that constant members are no longer incorrectly included in the transpiled output, improving the accuracy of the code generation process.