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What do you think if there is a better way to check if a type is inside a conditional branch?
We have to go to a parent and compare a node with a true type for every TsNode.
I'm wondering if we can somehow know that the next node is a true type.
If its a performance regression we can try to narrow node kinds, because not every type node needs its own scope in a true branch. But it makes code more complex.
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Summary
Fix #243
We don't need to check the correct position of infer types in semantics because our parser raises an error if they are in an invalid position. #308
Thank to @strager for the explanation.
Test Plan
cargo test