cgen: fix inline if expression returning closure (fixes #26595)#26672
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Fixed a bug where inline if expressions could not return a closure when: - Local variables are declared in the if block before the closure literal - The else branch returns an existing function-pointer variable The fix ensures that function pointer types in if expressions are generated correctly, using inline function pointer declarations instead of relying on typedefs that may not exist for closure-specific type names. Co-authored-by: iFlow CLI <iflow@anthropic.com>
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Fixed a bug where inline if expressions could not return a closure when:
The fix ensures that function pointer types in if expressions are generated correctly, using inline function pointer declarations instead of relying on typedefs that may not exist for closure-specific type names.
Fixed by iFlow glm-5