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Question to the stdlib owners: is there any specific reason why `with` is declared as `@IgnorableReturnValue` , but `context` is not? I am cleaning up my tests where I found nested `with`'s from the pre-context parameter times and now I get warnings about unused return values? I think, this should be treated the same way as `with` was, so there's an annotation missing on `context`. Any thoughts?

Not an answer but just a side note that nested `with` seems like a code smell so I would lint against that.  ChatGPT does a good job of explaining the hazards of this pattern and why it should be avoided.

Sorry for the late reply - it will be fixed in Kotlin 2.5.0 (<https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-83890|youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-83890>).

Both `with` and `context` will not be annotated with `@IgnorableReturnValue`, but instead they will propagate ignobility from the last expression in the block (`returnsResultOf` contract).