When parse fails, include a few chars before & after position #96
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In some cases, we can also give a hint for when the start of some kind of structure was, and point it out in the error message as well. For now, just an X::AdHoc.
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In some cases, we can also give a hint for when the start of some kind of structure was, and point it out in the error message as well.
This addresses #95
I'm not sure if outputting every exception in
01-parse.tas adiagis great, since it passes through for examplemi6 testwithout the correspondingokornokline. But I think it's probably fine?