Kotlin destructuring declaration from a run block -- compiler error, or my error? [closed]

In the example below, if I try to turn val x into val (x,y) IDE complains vigorously.

If I try to make the return an explicit pair for the val (p,q) assignment it get the same errors.

I do not understand where the problem is.

    val x: Pair<List<Monogram>, List<Double>> = run {
        // Computed integrated percent sorted by descending percent.
        val tot = tcC.sumOf { it.count }
        val sortedByDescendingCount = tcC.sortedByDescending { it.count }

        sortedByDescendingCount to
                sortedByDescendingCount
                    .map { it.count }
                    .runningFold(0.0) { z, x -> z + x }
                    .map { it / tot }
    }

    val (p,q) = run {
        // Computed integrated percent sorted by descending percent.
        val tot = tcC.sumOf { it.count }
        val sortedByDescendingCount = tcC.sortedByDescending { it.count }

        val integral =
                sortedByDescendingCount
                    .map { it.count }
                    .runningFold(0.0) { z, x -> z + x }
                    .map { it / tot }
        Pair(sortedByDescendingCount,integral)
    }

The IDE is

Android Studio Otter | 2025.2.1 Patch 1
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