There's nothing broken about this. .WHAT returns a type object, which
warns when used as a string.
Note that if you use say() instead of print(), say() uses .gist instead
of .Str to turn the type object into a string, which is why you don't
get a warning.
If you want to print the name of a type,
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rakudo: print now.WHAT
rakudo 7fd707: OUTPUT«use of uninitialized variable $v
