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<type-error>: fix test and remove condition-to-string method
* Remove `condition-to-string(<type-error>)` because `condition-to-string(<simple-condition>)` already does the same job. * Add `make-condition(<type-error>)` to supply the required init args for the test. * Make both value: and type: be required init keywords. Potentially controversial since they're not specified as required in the DRM, but the error is meaningless without these slots set and this would have uncovered the test suite bug right away.
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