chore: StringContext methods are not Scala 2 macros anymore
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hamzaremmal
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Purpose was to check that we can still call them even if they were considered Scala 2 macros. This is not the case anymore.
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| class Foo extends StringContext { | |||
| override inline def f[A >: Any](args: A*): String = ??? // error | |||
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It is not a Scala 2 macro anymore, the test changed to use a custom Scala 2 Macro instead and be independent of the stdlib.
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s,fandrawinterpolators were considered Scala 2 macros in the past. This is now not the case and we define them as normal methods.For Scala 3.8.0, this will not be the case anymore. Those methods are normal methods and are a compiler intrinsic (as before).
Part of removing unnecessary special handling.