Update hls-retrie-plugin to be usable with 9.2.4.

[drsooch]

This is the first pass at getting hls-retrie-plugin enabled. Much of the
changes were updating to match the changes in the upstream retrie
package.

[drsooch]

@pepeiborra - Here's a first pass. Functionality seems to be the same. I don't see any major differences that would break anything.

[pepeiborra]

Thank you so much for helping with this!

[drsooch]

Is the intended operation for getParsedModule to fire multiple times? It looks like when a file contains CPP it will continuously run getParsedModule, until for whatever reason it will stop and finally create the command.

Here's a sample output for running unfold in the current file on qualify in Retrie.hs: https://gist.github.com/drsooch/f63e9a45e6c17a4229c7e85bd2b79746

The PARSED and other lines, are just me trying to trace the logic. In the gist, you can see my memory usage explodes to ~10GB.

I compared with current master branch, and it appears this continuous parsing is a by-product of the file itself. So it doesn't look like this is a new issues.

[pepeiborra]

Is the intended operation for getParsedModule to fire multiple times? It looks like when a file contains CPP it will continuously run getParsedModule, until for whatever reason it will stop and finally create the command.

Here's a sample output for running unfold in the current file on qualify in Retrie.hs: https://gist.github.com/drsooch/f63e9a45e6c17a4229c7e85bd2b79746

The PARSED and other lines, are just me trying to trace the logic. In the gist, you can see my memory usage explodes to ~10GB.

I compared with current master branch, and it appears this continuous parsing is a by-product of the file itself. So it doesn't look like this is a new issues.

Yes, this is how retrie deals with CPP files. The memory usage is unfortunate, maybe there's room for improvement there

[kokobd]

hls-code-range-plugin looks good to me.

[drsooch]

Looks like there's some files that snuck through to master without formatting. Those are cleaned up here.