How to set exit trap from inner function?

[Sebastian Gniazdowski <sgniazdowski@gmail.com>]

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I want to automatically clear all functions created from outer function.

auto-unset-funcs() {
    # Don't leak any functions
    typeset -ga ef
    ef=( ${(k)functions} )
    # No localtraps – sets in outside scope
    trap "unset -f -- \"\${(k)functions[@]:|ef}\" &>/dev/null; unset ef"
EXIT
    trap "return 1" INT
}

Above code correctly clears new functions when pasted into the outer
function. However, I would like to avoid pasting and simply do:

outer() {
    emulate -L zsh
    auto-unset-funcs
    # freely define new functions…
}

However, the EXIT trap is executed when auto-unset-funcs exits, not when
outer() does… I thought that lack of localoptions localtraps would declare
the EXIT trap in the first function that has it (outer does, via emulate
-L). Doing setopt localoptions nolocaltraps in auto-unset-funcs didn't
help. Any ideas on having such auto-unset-funcs function?
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Best regards,
Sebastian Gniazdowski

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