@strict across includes

[Vurv78]

Currently, if you #include a file, it will be @strict if the file including it is, even if the included file is not @strict.

This wasn't a problem before, but now that there are some @strict-specific warnings, it's created some confusion.
For example:

foo.txt

@strict

#include "bar"

bar.txt

if (1) {
    function test() {}
}

If you open bar.txt on its own, it will have no warnings. This is because legacy udfs are created at runtime.
But if you include it via foo, you'll get warnings from the include, as functions are static objects, and nesting them will do nothing.

Solution

My thought for a solution was to simply properly have files be @strict with their own directives. I don't think it should leak into includes. This may cause some unforeseen issues though, so I am creating this discussion as an RFC

[deltamolfar]

I would make #include file remain strict, just ignore it's warnings. So avoidable runtime errors still would crash chips.