Fix oclosure lexical-binding assertion error due to recent change in peg.el in Emacs master#480
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…error Recent change to peg.el in Emacs master broke this function because the eval form was not evaluated in lexical scoping.
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Hi Adam,
A recent change made by Stefan in peg.el in the master branch broke org-ql because of lexical-binding assertion error. I filed a bug report about this upstream in https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=74735.
Stefan provided a simple patch to fix the issue on org-ql which I'm sending here as a PR.