-- haxe-parity Task 3: `switch` in statement position -- "one construct,
-- not two" (the brief's own words): this is the exact same `Ast.Switch`
-- node as the value-yielding fixture, just reached as a bare
-- `ExprStmt`, its value discarded. Each arm ends in a plain
-- `print(...)` (an `ExprStmt`, not `return`) so this exercises the
-- real discard-mode write-then-ignore path -- the register-aliasing
-- bug this task's own ASan fixture (lang-switch-arm-drop) found lived
-- exactly here (a statement-position switch's own placeholder `dst`
-- colliding with an arm's own register), so a plain, ownership-free
-- version of the same shape is worth pinning on its own.
fn describe(n: Int) {
  switch n {
    case 1:
      print("one");
    case 2:
      print("two");
    default:
      print("many");
  }
}

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