demonstrate that actor methods cannot be imported explicitly

Author: ggreif

test/run-drun/explicit-actor-import.mo

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+//MOC-FLAG --actor-idl actor-import
+//MOC-FLAG --actor-alias self lg264-qjkae
+
+// this imports our own IDL, stored in actor-import
+
+// currently hard-codes the ic-ref self id
+// once we have actor aliases we can let run.sh set an alias.
+
+import imported1 "ic:lg264-qjkae";
+import { go = imported1_go } "ic:lg264-qjkae";
+import { go = imported2_go } "canister:self";
+
+actor a {
+  public func go() : async (actor {}) = async imported1;
+  public func go2() : async (actor {}) = async await (imported1_go());
+  public func go3() : async (actor {}) = async await (imported2_go());
+};
+//CALL ingress go "DIDL\x00\x00"
+//CALL ingress go2 "DIDL\x00\x00"
+//CALL ingress go3 "DIDL\x00\x00"
+
+
+//SKIP run
+//SKIP run-ir
+//SKIP run-low
+
+// Skip running on drun for now; hard to pass a `--actor-alias` that works for
+// both drun and ic-ref-run
+//SKIP comp
+

test/run-drun/ok/explicit-actor-import.tc.ok

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+explicit-actor-import.mo:10.8-10.29: type error [M0114], object pattern cannot consume actor type
+  actor {go : shared () -> async actor {}}
+explicit-actor-import.mo:11.8-11.29: type error [M0114], object pattern cannot consume actor type
+  actor {go : shared () -> async actor {}}

test/run-drun/ok/explicit-actor-import.tc.ret.ok

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+Return code 1