Unquoted literals as name or number #553
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Co-authored-by: Richard Gibson <richard.gibson@gmail.com>
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Implements the changes discussed in the 2023-12-04 teleconference.
This makes an unquoted literal be a name or a number.
This PR does NOT include changes to
+and-sigils in thefunctionproduction pending discussion/implementation of hash-and-slash for spannables. Merging this PR without those changes will make our syntax inconsistent/ambiguous.Fixes #518 #519