Fix for Variable defined multiple times#42
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The general fix is to remove assignments that are overwritten before use, keeping only the assignment that is actually consumed.
Best fix here: in
recline/arg_types/ranged_int.py, inside nested class_RangedIntinRangedInt.define, delete the initialmetavar = '<int>'assignment and keep the final computed assignmentmetavar = f'<int{range_str}>'. This preserves runtime behavior exactly because the second assignment is unconditional and already determines the final class attribute value.No imports, new methods, or new definitions are needed.
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