I found them only available in macro context,
what confuses me is why not also put them in normal context.
like in normal programming you can call Person.superclass
and Person.ancestors
I guess it’s because you typically only need thar kind of reflection in a macro context. So nobody bothered to expose them in the runtime API.
It’s easy to if you need it, though. But apparently nobody has meededtit so far, which is a good indicator that it might not be very useful.