accumulate: fix inefficient example#209
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The intent, I believe, is to show an example that would work and gives correct results but fails the non-strictness test. It was added in d238a33. In order for it to compile, the `xs` needs to be removed (an eta reduction has happened). In order for the results to be correct, final `acc` must be reversed.
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The intent, I believe, is to show an example that would work and gives
correct results but fails the non-strictness test. It was added in
d238a33.
In order for it to compile, the
xsneeds to be removed (an etareduction has happened).
In order for the results to be correct, final
accmust be reversed.