-- haxe-parity Task 1 (modules), review fix CRITICAL 1: `a` and `b` both
-- declare `pub fn thing()`. Bare `thing()` would be WO-E218 (ambiguous —
-- see compile-fail/lang-use-collision); qualifying disambiguates, and
-- each qualified call MUST dispatch to its own module's own
-- implementation, never silently share whichever one a name-only merge
-- happened to keep. Pinned by two genuinely different strings, not just
-- "it compiles" — a regression that made both calls execute the same
-- body would still compile clean and only be caught by this exact
-- byte-for-byte stdout check.
use a
use b

fn main() {
  print(a.thing())
  print(b.thing())
}