feat: add comparison operators#23
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| return Some(m.complete(p, NAME_REF)); | ||
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This commit adds the >,>=,<=,<,==,!= operators to the language. It also contains a rewrite of how tests are performed so that instead of using *.mun files, the test are written in Rust which enables testing of individual test cases with a little more ease.
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This commit adds the >,>=,<=,<,==,!= operators to the language. It also
contains a rewrite of how tests are performed so that instead of using
*.mun files, the test are written in Rust which enables testing of
individual test cases with a little more ease.
p.s. sorry for the size of this thing... 🥇