The other day, I wanted to write a contract for a function that takes
any kind of vector and does something depending on whether the vector
is mutable. The contract was basically the one below:
```
#lang racket
(define/contract (f v)
(parametric->/c [A]
(-> (or/c (vectorof A #:immutable #true)
(vectorof A #:immutable #false))
any))
(void))
```
When I try to call this function, I get an error "none of the branches
of the or/c matched".
It looks like this error is because `contract-first-order-passes?`
returns #false if the vector I pass to `f` has any elements.
Two questions:
1. Could `(contract-first-order-passes? ctc val)` return `#true` if
`ctc` is from a `parametric->/c` ? (I feel like it shouldn't but I
don't know why not)
2. If not, would `or/c` be better off using a
`contract-first-order-fails?` predicate?
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