@nomicfoundation/slang-linux-x64-musl
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0.10.0
#595 1a258c4 Thanks @Xanewok! - Attempt error recovery when parsing incomplete lists
#564 e326a06 Thanks @AntonyBlakey! - Parsing operators with missing operands should no longer panic
#564 e326a06 Thanks @AntonyBlakey! - Inline parse rules are no longer exposed to the API.
#564 e326a06 Thanks @AntonyBlakey! - Scanners are no longer available as methods - use next_token instead
#564 e326a06 Thanks @AntonyBlakey! - Scanners are now grouped into contexts to deal with contextual scanning
#601 cbd2a79 Thanks @Xanewok! - Attempt parser error recovery between bracket delimiters
#599 4bbad48 Thanks @Xanewok! - Use correct versions for the revert and global keywords
#561 cb6a138 Thanks @Xanewok! - Add preliminary documentation for the solidity_language Rust package
#603 be59a10 Thanks @OmarTawfik! - upgrade to rust 1.72.0
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Platform-specific binaries for @nomicfoundation/slang.
The npm package @nomicfoundation/slang-linux-x64-musl receives a total of 15,836 weekly downloads. As such, @nomicfoundation/slang-linux-x64-musl popularity was classified as popular.
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