KCL optional parameters #1087
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Part of #1006 (comment)
This adds support for optional parameters to the AST. They are declared with a ? suffix, e.g.
(x, tag?) => {...}.This PR does not actually use these optional parameters anywhere. In particular, it does not change the KCL stdlib or any existing function definitions. That will happen in a follow-up PR.