@nomicfoundation/slang-linux-arm64-gnu
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0.16.0
#1030 7e467ce Thanks @ggiraldez! - Tree Query Language: queries now ignore trivia nodes.
#1030 7e467ce Thanks @ggiraldez! - Tree Query Language: remove the ellipsis query ... operator making it implicit, add an adjacency operator ..
#1015 369ee30 Thanks @OmarTawfik! - upgrade to rust 1.79.0.
#1052 54c9067 Thanks @ggiraldez! - Tree Query Language: Compute row and column information for query parser errors.
#1048 c408caa Thanks @OmarTawfik! - support Yul multiple variables declaration
#1047 2b32045 Thanks @OmarTawfik! - inline MemberAccess enum into the parent MemberAccessExpression
#1062 6b05496 Thanks @OmarTawfik! - fix stack assignments operator =:.
#1052 54c9067 Thanks @ggiraldez! - Tree Query Language: Improve reporting when an error occurs attempting to parse edge labels or node kinds.
#1037 2a74f91 Thanks @OmarTawfik! - fix ExponentiationExpression associativity before 0.8.0
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