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It would be neat if you could define methods within a type interface. This would require though that the object returned by the type is actually a new object wrapping the original one. Or maybe use the same object but make it an instance of the type interface by pushing the interface's prototype to the object's *isa.
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If this becomes a thing, we can get rid of the object conformance caching. Skip all the checks and return the object as-is if the type's prototype is present.
It would be neat if you could define methods within a type interface. This would require though that the object returned by the type is actually a new object wrapping the original one. Or maybe use the same object but make it an instance of the type interface by pushing the interface's prototype to the object's
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