Complex State Transitions in DFA#86
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very cool! we might want to change the pre-cond to some other color if the light yellow is too similar to the white
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Closes #51.
This PR updates the FSM parser so
@StateRefinementexpressions preserve the logic around states instead of only extracting state names. It now handles conjunctions, disjunctions, and conditionals in transitions.It adds the additional preconditions before the method label and postconditions after it, each with a color from the current theme. These are hidden by default and can be expanded by clicking the new button.
Example: Order
After Expansion
Before Expansion