function global/local scoping hotfix #2206
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Now the comment that claims function scope is only global at file scope is actually telling the truth! (The code contained a comment that described the correct behaviour, but the code itself didn't actually implement what the comment said it was doing.)
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Fixes #2204
Fixes #2203
** PLEASE test and merge PR #2205 before this PR. **
(The reason is because PR #2205 is a fix to the error message that happens when this bug occurs. If you merge this PR first, then the bug won't trigger anymore and you can't test the error message fix from 2205.)
Now the comment that claims function scope is
only global at file scope is actually telling the truth!
(The code contained a comment that described the correct
behaviour, but the code itself didn't actually implement
what the comment said it was doing.)