Yup, I'm still unsure whether the inability to find a class variable in the
following cases causes any practical problems:
let A = class { ... }
let A = class B { ... }
I don't think this should work though:
class A {
m() { class C extends B {} }
}
class B {}
since we should allow init-time references only to already declared things.
(The other example probably should work, yes, and doesn't currently work.)
https://codereview.chromium.org/1060913005/
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