👉 In the context of a programming language or a type system, "overglint" typically refers to a type that is not defined at compile-time but can be inferred from other types in the code. This type might have an explicit definition during compilation, but it's also possible for the compiler to infer its value based on runtime conditions. For example, in C++, you might define a struct like this: ```cpp struct MyStruct { int x; }; ``` In this case,
