Set atom support #29
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@titanous Renamed List to Set, and also dropped the new ListConstraint, and managed to reuse the existing constraints on sets, which looks better and simpler. |
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Removed list constraint, in order to reuse the existing set constraints
updated parser to expose methods allowing to convert parsed types into their biscuit types
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Introduce new
Settype, allowing to define an Atom as a sequence of atom.