Comp-notation-*, while it should be possible to infer the types correctly, unfortunately fail to static type check when following the rules in the formal semantics due to a quantifier mismatch

(: Name: Comp-notation-1 :)
(: Written by: Andreas Behm :)
(: Description: notation comparison :)

(: insert-start :)
import schema namespace myns="http://www.example.com/notation";
declare variable $input-context as document-node(schema-element(myns:allTypes)) external;
(: insert-end :)

fn:not($input-context//*:NOTATION1 eq $input-context//*:NOTATION3)


// normalizes to descendant-of-self() [FS 4.2]

This always has quantifier '*' [FS 8.2.2.1.8]

The step expression becomes a FLWOR expression [FS 4.2]

This returns a type with the quantifier of the descendant-or-self() [FS 4.8.2]

statEnv |-  Expr1 : Type1
...
-------------------------
statEnv |-  for $VarName1 in Expr1 return Expr2 : Type2 · quantifier(Type1)

Therefore the static typing of the path expression will always have the '*' quantifier which causes a static typing exception with the operators, like eq, which expect a quantifier of one.

If should theoretically be possible to infer a type without the '*' quantifier for the descendant-or-self() step in these tests due to the schema information, so I can report this as a bug in the Formal Semantics instead if people think that is more appropriate.

Otherwise, could // be replaced by the full path?