Make it clearer that static and namespace attrs don't get to have state. Fixes #1133 #1135
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annevk
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Good catches, fixed. |
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Per #1133, interface objects themselves, and namespaces, aren't intended to have complex internal state, so the algo creating their attribute getters (aka statics for interfaces, or regulars for namespaces) didn't give the "getter steps" access to the object themselves and instead called them with null.
This was somewhat implicit in the algo, so this is a light editorial restructuring that makes it more explicit, and adds a short note explaining it.
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