-- haxe-parity Task 3, review fix (Critical 1): `default` textually
-- BEFORE some `case` arms used to silently kill every arm after it --
-- `default` has no comparison of its own, so lowering the arms in raw
-- source order meant nothing ever jumped into a `case` written after
-- it, and `default`'s own body jumped straight past it to the
-- switch's exit. Reviewer-reproduced repro shape, verbatim: with the
-- bug, `classify(2)` returned "many" (default's own value) instead of
-- "two". Fixed by lowering `default` last regardless of source
-- position (ast.ml's `switch_lowering_order`); this fixture pins the
-- corrected *runtime* behavior (a `--dump-owner`/typecheck assertion
-- can't see this — only actually running the compare-and-jump chain
-- proves the arm was reachable again).
fn classify(n: Int) -> Text {
  let v = switch n {
    default: "many";
    case 1: "one";
    case 2: "two";
  };
  return v;
}

fn main() -> Int {
  print(classify(1));
  print(classify(2));
  print(classify(3));
  return 0;
}