Editorial: Remove erroneous handling of RETURN completion type #399
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ECMA-262 Call, and therefore OrdinaryWrappedFunctionCall, can only return completions of type ~normal~ or ~throw~. All other types such as ~return~ are wrapped inside the various objects' [[Call]] internal methods. Therefore handling the ~return~ completion type here was erroneous and had no effect. Similarly, the editors note about different completion types also had no effect. Closes: tc39#371
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ECMA-262 Call, and therefore OrdinaryWrappedFunctionCall, can only return completions of type NORMAL or THROW. All other types such as RETURN are wrapped inside the various objects' [[Call]] internal methods. Therefore handling the RETURN completion type here was erroneous and had no effect.
Similarly, the editors note about different completion types also had no effect.
Closes: #371