-- Multi-statement braced-cond bodies that end with `~v` or `^e` should
-- NOT trigger the `cond{^"err"}` / `cond{~v}` discarded-result hint.
-- The hint targets the bare single-stmt shape `{^"err"}` / `{~v}` where
-- the author almost certainly meant `ret ^...` / `ret ~...`. With a
-- multi-statement body the author has clearly composed the block on
-- purpose, so even though the trailing Result expression is technically
-- discarded the hint is too noisy to be useful. See PR for context.
--
-- The guard body still runs (side effects fire), the trailing Result
-- expression is computed and discarded, and execution falls through.
-- Both functions exercise the multi-stmt-body shape. The cases where
-- the guard does NOT fire are asserted below; their stdout is the
-- single fall-through value, which keeps the example harness's single-
-- line `-- out:` assertion happy. The hint-firing behaviour is pinned
-- as a Rust unit test (collect_hints_multi_stmt_guard_body_*).
multi n:n>R t t;=n 0{prnt "empty";~"ok"};~"done"
multierr x:n>R n t;<x 0{prnt "neg";^"bad"};~x
-- run: multi 1
-- out: done
-- run: multierr 5
-- out: 5