Add ruby "operator" instance methods query #292
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Ruby supports some operators overloading by declaring a method with the operator as the method name, e.g. `def <=>(other)`. Tree sitter ruby parser recognises these method names as operators, not identifiers, and as such existing queries skip over them. This commit adds a query that captures "operator" instance methods.
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Ruby supports some operators overloading by declaring a method with the operator as the method name, e.g.
def <=>(other). Tree sitter ruby parser recognises these method names as operators, not identifiers, and as such existing queries skip over them.This commit adds a query that captures "operator" instance methods.
Closes #291