While jetting +sort (urbit/urbit#1088), I made it do only a single
pass to separate the list around a pivot instead of using two. Do
this in the hoon code, too.
+slav calls +slaw with %da and %ta in several places across multiple
vanes. This refactors the date parsing code into its own arm so it
can be called from +slaw.
+slay is a giant, recursive, slow parser combinator. +slaw is called
on every beam handling. In actual usage, we can special case based
on the passed in type and use a much smaller parser.
* release-candidate: (33 commits)
update pin-vere-commit.txt
Bug fix for metal-wrapping runes
Remove old-zuse (#867)
Type Analysis (#865)
remove clam from error sigpam
Fix compiler error.
Remove temporary type analysis work.
Remove ++cook from ++auri parsing
Remove forced ssl upgrade for localhost http reqs
moved to new branch with updated arvo
11. demacrotizes %6, %7, %8, and %9
10. updates %5 to require two subformulas (4K)
9. emits %10 (4K)
8. adds and implements edit (%10) (4K)
7. removes %13 and %14 (4K)
6. emits %11 and %12 (4K)
5. implements hint at %11 and wish at %12 (4K)
4. removes %10 and %11 (4K)
3. emits %13 and %14 (4K)
2. implements %13 and %14 (4K)
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A bug causes this cast to go through:
```
^+(|=(@ 15) ^&(|=(@ 15)))
```
It should nest-fail. This change makes the cast work correctly with the metal wrapping runes `^&`, `^|`, and `^?`.
also defers initial clay merge,
renames +turf (utf8 to utf32) to +taft,
and removes duplicate +turf (domain) declarations,
and updates pinned vere to use them
Includes in zuse:
* little-endian wrappers for the SHA and HMAC families,
* secp256k implementation,
* Blake2b implementation,
* Argon2 implementation,
And adds libraries for:
* BIP32 HD wallets,
* keygen, to match [keygen-js](/urbit/keygen-js).
`+mz:nl` was determined by ~sorreg to be dead code, and there doesn't seem to be any possible `a` that will nest in the current code.
Also, `+bif:in` and `+bif:by` had the weird syntactical construct of `=< [+< +>]`. I simplified it to the more straightforward `=< +`.
