v1.2.0

• If an initial list item is not recognized as a RunGML operator (or alias) it will now be interpreted as a built-in asset/function whenever possible, instead of the list simply returning that initial item as a string
  • This effectively removes the need for the op operator and RunGML_OpWrapper (which didn't work in a lot of cases anyways)
    • Those features still exist for now but may be removed at some point in the future and should be avoided
  • A defined RunGML operator (or alias) will take precendence over any built-ins with the same name
    • Future versions may remove or rename some operator definitions to allow built-in versions to be used normally (TBD)
  • This behavior can be disbaled by setting global.RunGML_useBuiltinOps = false
  • It's possible this is a terrible idea for some reason I haven't fully thought through, so keep enabled at your own risk and please report any weird behavior or disasterous consequences you encounter. Hopefully it's fine and useful.
• Removed the example RunGML_OpWrapper for show_debug_message
• Added a bounce_loose example program to demonstrate Loose JSON support
  • This will be run by the test object if global.RunGML_importLooseJSON == true
• Removed the extraneous bounce_spr example program
• The add operator now correctly sums an arbitrary number of arguments instead of just the first two