We've hit a type unsoundness in OCaml that can easily cause a segfault
at runtime.  It came up in some code that uses phantom types to
express whether or not a structure can be mutated and the identity
functions to convert from a read-write object to a read-only view.

Here is a distillation of the bug.  If you compile this, you get a
warning about line 11 being an unused case.  If you then run the
resulting executable, you get a segfault.

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type 'a t = 'a constraint 'a = [< `X | `Y of unit -> unit ]

module M : sig
  val f : 'a t -> [ `Y of unit -> unit ] t
end = struct
  let f x = x
end

let () =
  match M.f `X with
  | `X -> ()  (* line 11 *)
  | `Y f -> f ()