bug#65833: closed (30.0.50; cl-loop on the intervals uses global var)

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regarding 30.0.50; cl-loop on the intervals uses global var
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> 30.0.50; cl-loop on the intervals uses global var
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> Fri, 08 Sep 2023 16:57:18 -0400
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> Package: Emacs
> Version: 30.0.50
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>     ELISP> (macroexpand '(cl-loop for X being the intervals of B do
>                            (FOO)))
>     (cl--block-wrapper
>      (catch '--cl-block-nil--
>        (cl-block --cl-finish--
>          (cl--map-intervals
>           (lambda (--cl-var1-- --cl-var2--)
>             (setq X (cons --cl-var1-- --cl-var2--))
>             (FOO))
>           B nil nil nil))
>        nil))
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> As you can see, this sets fails to declare `X` as being a local
> variable, so it will affect `X` from the surrounding context.
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> This looping form doesn't exist in Common Lisp, but `for X being` never
> behaves like that, so this is clearly a bug.
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>         Stefan
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> I pushed a fix for it to `master`.
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>         Stefan
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