In the example with variants, `Node(kind: op, leftOp: left.value[0], rightOp:
right.value[0])], "")` is valid only if `op` is `nkAdd` or `nkSub`. However,
Nim doesn't know if that's the case. You can solve it by using a `case`
statement/expression:
case op
of nkAdd, nkSub:
# here you can safely construct the object
else:
# do something else
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