Fix missing caller substitution in apply_wands#176
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When applying a magic wand containing generic arguments, generic parameters were identity-substituted, leading to a "local variable not found in consistency check" error. Consider the following code snippet:
When the borrow expires, the following wand is applied in the caller:
Notice the
U$0which has not been substituted.This PR introduces caller substitution for
apply_wand.Running the doctests shows that this change eliminates this error category, see https://prusti-stdlib-support.rgwohlbold.de/.