Hi! >From what I understood reading the RFC, this looks like a new type, "literal string", specifically a subtype of "string". Have you considered instead of forcing library authors to use `is_literal()` check everywhere on their input boundary and making sure no place where input is passed, is forgotten, to let them type their whole codebase, including internal, against the new `literal-string` type, which would be enforced by PHP all the time? From my perspective as a PHP developer, it would serve clearer intent than only checking in a few places which presumably may take user input, i.e. you could explicitly state "this function does only work with literal strings".
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