Split quoted.Expr casting from sealing #6189
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Previously `seal` always casted the `quoted.Expr[T]` for some given `T`. Now, `seal` and `cast` can be used independently. If we need to seal to an `Expr[Any]` there is no need to check the that the type conforms. This use-case is common enough to deserve the optimization. Additionally, due to bootstrapping issues, it is not practical to seal to a `quoted.Expr[Any]` within the library as we cannot create a `quoted.Type[Any]`.
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Previously
sealalways casted thequoted.Expr[T]for some givenT. Now,sealandcastcan be used independently. If we need to seal to anExpr[Any]there is no need to check the that the type conforms. This use-case is common enough to deserve the optimization.Additionally, due to bootstrapping issues, it is not practical to seal to a
quoted.Expr[Any]within the library as we cannot create aquoted.Type[Any].This is needed #6042