Matching same enum twice seems to duplicate the default case.

Minmal example

import haxe.ds.Option;

class Test {
  static function main() {
    var a = [
      Live,
      Offline({ vct: None, ot: Some('foo') }),
      Offline({ vct: Some('bar'), ot: None }),
    ];
    
    switch a[Std.random(a.length)] {
      case Offline({ vct: Some(v) }): trace('1 $v');
      case Offline({ ot: Some(v) }): trace('2 $v');
      case _:
      	trace("default!");
    }
  }
}
        
enum A {
  Offline(v:{ vct:Option<String>, ot:Option<String> });
  Live;
}

You'll find the code generated for trace("default!"") twice in the output, both with Haxe 4 and nighly.

Run the minimal Haxe example from the issue with Haxe 4 and the nightly compiler, then inspect the generated output around the two copies of trace("default!"). Done means matching the same enum twice no longer emits duplicate default-case code.