KST: allow to generate ks-debug tests#117
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| bitEndian = None, | ||
| encoding = None, | ||
| forceDebug = false, | ||
| forceDebug = debug, |
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I wanted to name the new property as auto-read (with default to true), but because test is created using this code, more honestly to name it debug
Add new parameter `debug` to a test to generate parsers and tests in debug mode
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This PR adds new property
debug(defaultfalse) to KST tests, which allow to enable generation withks-debugmode. The external call of_read()in tests is automatically generatedDebugSwitchUsertest autogeneratedDebugArrayUserfor Construct, Lua, Nim, Perl, and Rust