[BUG] Lambda that use capture `i$` with lambda argument `n` inside if statement failed with assertion

[filipsajdak]

Using capture and if failed if done in some order.

In this cpp2 code cppfront fail on if i$ + n < std::ssize(line$):

lex_process_line: (line: std::string) = {
    i := 0;
    peek := :(n : int) -> char = {
        if i$ + n < std::ssize(line$) {} // it triggers assertion
        return '\0';
    };
}

https://godbolt.org/z/bTvzW4P6z

On Compiler Explorer it fails with the error:

cppfront: source/cppfront.cpp:1561: void cpp2::cppfront::emit(cpp2::postfix_expression_node&, bool): Assertion `n.expr' failed.
Compiler returned: 139

On my setup, it fails with the error:

Assertion failed: (cap.capture_expr->cap_grp == &captures), function build_capture_lambda_intro_for, file cppfront.cpp, line 1495.

The issue can be solved by changing the order of variables in the if statement:

lex_process_line: (line: std::string) = {
    i := 0;
    peek := :(n : int) -> char = {
        if n + i$ < std::ssize(line$) {} // works
        return '\0';
    };
}

https://godbolt.org/z/h8PGEs39K

by using parentheses:

lex_process_line: (line: std::string) = {
    i := 0;
    peek := :(n : int) -> char = {
        if (i$ + n) < std::ssize(line$) {} // works
        return '\0';
    };
}

https://godbolt.org/z/4v7YxevY7

Replacing n with the constant also works:

lex_process_line: (line: std::string) = {
    i := 0;
    peek := :(n : int) -> char = {
        if i$ + 2 < std::ssize(line$) {} // works
        return '\0';
    };
}

https://godbolt.org/z/hcefPbers

My expectation is that cppfront does not crash. It should work with various orders of variables or should show the error message if there is some preferred order.