[sv-ec] assignment pattern as LHS

LRM says:
"When an assignment pattern is used as the left-hand side of an
assignment-like context, the positional notation shall be required; and
each member expression shall have a bit-stream data type that is
assignment compatible with and has the same number of bits as the data
type of the corresponding element on the righthand side."

As far as I understand this statement array of non bit stream types
(real, handles event, chandles) cannot assigned to assignment pattern ie:
   real re[2], re1,re2;
   initial '{re1, re2} = re;

Similarly when bit length of elements of LHS assignment pattern and RHS
array elements do not match - then assignment also should trigger an error:
   int iarr[2];
   byte b1,b2;
   initial '{b1, b2} = iarr;

If I'm right then I have 2 questions:
- should those rules be really so strict ? maybe it can be relaxed
- rules for unpacked struct assignment pattern used on LHS are same as
for arrays? only bit stream data types

DANiel

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