disallow most attrs on eiis#157312
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Could we have a few tests for this? Both for attributes that are supported such as inline, and attributes that are not supported
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Most attributes do not make sense on EIIs. Whether they're copied to the macro, default, or foreign item is also highly dependent per attribute.
I was thinking of ways to configure this, though I don't think we need that kind of complexity rn. For now I just reject them all, except for ones that obviously make sense or are necessary for current usage in std.
user attr macros are blanket-rejected with this too, which seems good, it seems cursed to present expanded eiis to them.
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