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#780 brought this up.
The parameter/return value for
rcontext.finalizedoes not make much sense in practice.raw ctl'srcontextis intended to escape the handler's return context, and the required parameter makes it awkward to implement cooperative asymmetric coroutines.The other place
Finalizeis used is to ensure finalization ifctlclauses do not resume, in which case the return value is important to keep. Instead of creating a new variant ofFinalizeRaw : resume-context, this PR just casts the return type to().Obviously there are other potential approaches, this probably needs to be discussed more, and a test would need to be added.