Faulty code: move code reparator to RBNotice#13277
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test ok, issues unrelated. cf #13278 |
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This PR is a simple cleanup, but I do not like big PR.
The original idea was to simplify
OpalCompiler >> checkNotice:by removing conditions and type checks.A simple solution was to move the reparation concern to the RBNotice.
Currently, OCCodeReparator is still the fragile and limited class that was extracted from the original OCUndeclaredVariableWarning, but there is no reason that clients have to deal with too much detail about that.
So let's imagine that any RBNotice might propose some possible ways to repair itself. It simplifies the client code that do not have to deal about specific errors and warnings.