Release v22.77.0

Added

• The Screenplay generator reports SP0071 when a reactor executes a command and handles its outcome in code (reading, matching or discarding the CommandResult), and SP0072 when a reactor recovers from redelivery through ReactorDelivery receipts, instead of keeping its file reference without saying why. (part of #3094)

Fixed

• The Screenplay generator no longer states a reactor that returns several events as produces when Chronicle could refuse the batch differently from Screenplay: Chronicle appends a returned batch as one unit, while a Screenplay reaction appends each fact separately. When a later event can be rejected by a constraint (a unique property, a class-level [Unique], or an IConstraint target), an earlier event closes the stream, or a constraint cannot be read, the reactor keeps its file reference and SP0070 explains why. (part of #3093)
• The Screenplay generator reads screen source with a scanner that understands strings, template literals, regular expressions and JSX text and attributes, so // inside a value such as title="https://example.com" is no longer cut off as a comment and an import inside a template literal is no longer read as an import. A screen that renders other components or HTML beside the Cratis Components it reads now reports each part it does not read with SP0028, and a screen whose source cannot be scanned reports that once instead of stating a partial structure. (#3095)