(Apologies if this has already been brought up; I don't remember seeing it.)
While writing a bit of sample generics code, I ran into a nasty little
ambiguity:
type Foo(type T) interface {}
type Bar(type T) interface {
Foo(T)
}
Does this embed the interface Foo(T) into Bar(T), or does it add to the
method set of Bar(T) a method named Foo taking a parameter of type T?
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