feat: enhance warning reporting and handling in the compiler#140
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- refactor: simplify warning reporting by removing file reads in warningToReport and warningToDoc - fix: improve failure message formatting in warning reporting - feat: add tests for warning handling with --no-warnings and --deny-warnings flags
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Closes #45.
This PR introduces warnings reporting for the Guida compiler and exposes it consistently in both the CLI and the API.
Previously, the compiler only surfaced errors. With this change, the compilation pipeline can now also emit warnings, allowing developers to be informed about non-blocking issues while still producing valid output.
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UnusedImportwarning--deny-warningsflag tomakecommand #46--no-warningsflag