@nomicfoundation/slang-linux-x64-gnu
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0.9.0
#540 0d04f95 Thanks @AntonyBlakey! - Add a Rust Cursor API and refactor the Rust Visitor API to run on top of it.
#540 0d04f95 Thanks @AntonyBlakey! - Move Visitor et al to node:: namespace, which is where Cursor is.
#540 0d04f95 Thanks @AntonyBlakey! - Rename range functions that return a TextRange to text_range
#543 7a34599 Thanks @OmarTawfik! - Move syntax::parser::ProductionKind to syntax::nodes namespace.
#540 0d04f95 Thanks @AntonyBlakey! - Add TokenNode.text to the TS API.
#540 0d04f95 Thanks @AntonyBlakey! - Add first pass of Typescript binding to the Cursor API, but no TS Visitor yet.
#545 e73658a Thanks @OmarTawfik! - render EBNF grammar on top of each ProductionKind, RuleKind, and TokenKind.
#558 95bbc50 Thanks @OmarTawfik! - Correct versioning for SourceUnitMember and ContractMember children.
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