Compiler flags enable customization of the compiler’s behavior within the scope of a specific function. These flags are particularly useful for managing edge cases by temporarily relaxing certain restrictions. Below is a list of available compiler flags and their functions:

• allow_nested_if_else - Disables warnings that recommend using specialized if-chain syntax.
• allow_absurd_cast - Turns off warnings about the potential for nonsensical results when using force-type casting, which may result in an absurd cast.
• allow_camel_case - Suppresses warnings about identifiers not being written in snake_case.
• allow_dead_code - Disables warnings about unreachable code blocks, such as statically determined if or else branches.
• allow_public_mutable - Suppresses errors when creating mutable pub let variables instead of pub const, allowing you to share global state across modules.

#[allow_nested_if_else]
fun foo() {
    // ...
}