The Array is built upon the DynamicVector so this needs to be adressed. See here for more info.

Create GH issue action and action that will run a tests.mojo file in the root.

Describe the bug
When I run some sample code (see below) It fails. It is the sample code provided with the init types

How to reproduce:

1. make a .mojo or .🔥 file
2. copy the 'types' folder (the one inside the main git directory) in the same working dir as it
3. put the sample code in the new file
4. Attempt to run it (debugger or not) in vscode or the terminal, all fail

What should happen instead (expected behavior):
It should do the same thing that the docs for the input class said - get your input

Minimum reproducible example:

from types import input

fn main():
    let user_input: String = input("Enter something: ")
    print("You entered: " + user_input)
    let user_input2: String = input()
    print("You entered: " + user_input2)
    if user_input == user_input2:
        print("They're the same!")
    else:
        print("They're different!")

Terminal output:
Please give your terminal output here:

mojo test.🔥
/home/tsunami/mojo/test.🔥:4:35: error: '!lit.metatype<_"$types"::_"$input">' does not implement the '__call__' method
    let user_input: String = input("Enter something: ")
                                  ^
/home/tsunami/mojo/test.🔥:6:36: error: '!lit.metatype<_"$types"::_"$input">' does not implement the '__call__' method
    let user_input2: String = input()
                                   ^
mojo: error: failed to parse the provided Mojo

System (please fill in the following information):

• OS: Windows Subsystem for Linux
• Mojo Version: mojo 0.3.0 (f64f9601)

Additional context
It fails even if I just extract the repo and replace the contents of the test.mojo with the code too!