Merge pull request #1638 from hylo-lang/decl-modifier

Fix 'Token.isDeclModifier'

Sources/FrontEnd/Parse/Token.swift

@@ -144,7 +144,7 @@ public struct Token {
   /// Indicates whether `self` is a declaration modifier.
   public var isDeclModifier: Bool {
     switch kind {
-    case .public, .static:
+    case .public, .static, .private, .internal:
       return true
     default:
       return false

Sources/FrontEnd/TypeChecking/TypeChecker.swift

@@ -4201,7 +4201,7 @@ struct TypeChecker {
 
       if !tentative.isEmpty {
         return tentative
-      } else if isQualified && ds.contains(where: { $0.kind == GenericParameterDecl.self }) {
+      } else if ds.contains(where: { $0.kind == GenericParameterDecl.self }) {
         let membersOfConformedTraits = conformedTraits(of: context!.type, in: scopeOfUse)
           .map({ lookup(name, memberOf: AnyType($0), exposedTo: scopeOfUse) })
         return filterAccessible(Array(Set(membersOfConformedTraits.joined())))

Sources/IR/Analysis/DominatorTree.swift

@@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ import Utils
 /// - A block `b1` in a control-flow graph *dominates* a block `b2` if every path from the entry to
 ///   `b2` must go through `b1`. By definition, every node dominates itself.
 /// - A block `b1` *strictly dominates* a block `b2` if `b1` dominates `b2` and `b1 != b2`.
-/// - A block `b1` is the *immediately dominates* a block `b2` if `b1` strictly dominates `b2` and
-///   there is no block `b3` that strictly dominates `b2`.
+/// - A block `b1` *immediately dominates* a block `b2` if `b1` strictly dominates `b2` and there
+///   is no block `b3` that strictly dominates `b2`.
 ///
 /// A dominator tree encodes the dominance relation of a control graph as a tree where a node is
 /// a basic blocks and its children are those it immediately dominates.

Sources/Utils/DoublyLinkedList.swift

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 public struct DoublyLinkedList<Element> {
 
   // The raw storage grows automatically when inserting an element would exceed its capability, but
-  // it never shinks. A linked list keeps track of the free buckets in the buffer to reuse memory
+  // it never shrinks. A linked list keeps track of the free buckets in the buffer to reuse memory
   // after an element has been removed.
 
   /// The address of an element in a doubly linked list.