If you put the code below in a module, you don't get an error, because
the syntax object that has the unsealed context doesn't appear in the
fully-expanded module. The syntax object is in a local macro binding
that disappears.
If you remove the `let' around
(bind h (define q 5))
(define q 8)
The docs say that if I make an internal definition context with
syntax-local-make-definition-context, I have to seal it with
internal-definition-context-seal, otherwise an exception gets raised.
But I can't get this to happen. Does someone have an example that
causes the exception to get thrown?
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