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Note to self: the "prototype method" of assigning a type is a good hint of how to write that type-setting function. We have a way of turning a Form into a length-0 array (it's an L2 function), and if you concatenate that length-0 array onto the array with unknowns, it would give the appropriate type to those unknowns. If the types conflict, you'd get unions, which might be the right thing.
This should be turned into an issue, for brainstorming how to make that function.
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Note to self: the "prototype method" of assigning a type is a good hint of how to write that type-setting function. We have a way of turning a Form into a length-0 array (it's an L2 function), and if you concatenate that length-0 array onto the array with unknowns, it would give the appropriate type to those unknowns. If the types conflict, you'd get unions, which might be the right thing.
This should be turned into an issue, for brainstorming how to make that function.
Originally posted by @jpivarski in #2337 (comment)
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