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State 56 has a transition to 58. State 58 is an accepting state and it doesn't have any transitions.
In general, when a state is an accepting state and doesn't have any transitions we can "inline" it and avoid (1) extra states (2) redundant looping (no need to update the state, continue).
In the example state 58 is only referred by 56. In general I'm guessing this doesn't have to be the case, but I suspect it may still be OK to inline accepting states.
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I will come up with a minimal repro, but here's an example for now:
State 56 has a transition to 58. State 58 is an accepting state and it doesn't have any transitions.
In general, when a state is an accepting state and doesn't have any transitions we can "inline" it and avoid (1) extra states (2) redundant looping (no need to update the state, continue).
In the example state 58 is only referred by 56. In general I'm guessing this doesn't have to be the case, but I suspect it may still be OK to inline accepting states.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: