Fix autoloading logic - #78
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There was a subtle bug here. The
el-patch--deftype-stub-setupwas checking ifel-patch-deftypewas already defined, before overwriting it with a stub. Good, but that check was wrong, becauseel-patch-deftypewas always already defined, so it never did anything. In the case ofel-patchnot having been loaded yet,el-patch-deftypewas defined as an autoload. This was misinterpreted as it having been fully defined, and hence not needing to be overwritten as a stub, leading to the autoloaded invocations ofel-patch-deftypelater in the file causing the whole file to actually be loaded.I found out about this, while investigating radian-software/straight.el#1295. This patch doesn't address that problem, but the behavior of
el-patchalways being loaded during autoloads activation was definitely wrong, so I fixed that.The new behavior has the stub check specifically if
el-patch-deftypeis defined as an autoload. If so, it overwrites the autoload stub with its own non-autoload stub. Then there is a new teardown function evaluated later in autoloads, which restores the original autoload definition if it was overwritten.Also, I autoloaded
el-patch-variant, which is read by the macroexpansion ofel-patch--definitionand thus needed at runtime. Havingel-patchalways loaded during autoloads activation was masking that bug.