parse: fix the handle_match_driver type#257
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The YAML_NO_NODE type marker means that the callback called is via the `.variable` union field, not `.generic`. Since this is a union type, and both callbacks have the same signature for now, it works, but future evolutions of the code will make those signatures evolve independently, leading to hard-to-debug issues.
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The YAML_NO_NODE type marker means that the callback called is via the
.variableunion field, not.generic. Since this is a union type, andboth callbacks have the same signature for now, it works, but future
evolutions of the code will make those signatures evolve independently,
leading to hard-to-debug issues.
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