Fix missed generated code from PatternExpr refactor #4414
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While working on the
RecordPatternExprfeature, I noticed that I missed some generated code while filtering style changes from actual changes in #4387. For this PR, I just re-ran the core metamodel generator and core generators again and added the relevant changes.I would like to draw attention to my reformatting proposal (see #4408) as well. I understand that reformatting the entire project is not a decision to be taken lightly, but I think it is important to prevent mistakes like these while also making contributions easier. The approach I mentioned in the issue is of course just one approach and I'm open to any suggestions on how to improve it. Even if that approach isn't chosen, I hope that my ideas on how to minimise the impact of such a change are of some use.