Speeds up interp quite a bit.
Also good as i've start to use more includes to make code easier to follow
where thigns come from and also makes jq-lsp happier.
Also rename evalContext to evalInstace to make it less confused with context.
Rewrite non-sub-repl queries as "q" -> ".[] | q" and pass in inputs as array.
Before each input did an eval.
Also fixup error message a bit, skip line:column when they dont make sense.
Fixes missing function errors for fq builtins
Add includes to fix some other missing function errors
Add COMPLETION_TIMEOUT env to increase comepletion timeout during test using -race
There is also toradix($base; $table)/fromradix($base; $table) for custom symbols and bases.
Add radix tests
Part of cleaning up all convert/tranformation functions into to/from*.
Remove number_to_bytes as with better binary support it can be written as:
1234 | tobytes | [.[range(.size)]] and soon as 1234 | tobytes | explode
Rename buffer to binary. Still some work left what to call buffer/binary in decode code.
Document decode value and binary type
Fix proper unit padding for tobytes and add still undocumenated extra padding argument.
Add some additional binary tests
Basic support, can also do CER and DER but without any extra validation.
No schema support.
Redo format doc.md usage a bit, now format/<dir>/<format>.md instead.
Related to #20
Remove bitio.Buffer layer. bitio.Buffer was a kitchen sink layer with helpers
now it's just a buffer and most functions have been moved to decode instead.
bitio package now only have primitive types and functions simialar to standard
library io and bytes packages.
Make nearly eveything internally use bitio.Bit* interfaces so that slicing work
correctly this will also make it possible to start experimenting with more
complicated silcing helpers, ex things like:
breplace(.header.bitrate; 123) to get a new buffer with bitrate changed.
Was already handled in fq in various places as gojq uses them
Update msgpack to support negative integers that can't represented as int64
Rename read try* number functions to make them more explicit
Uses same rule as jq math functions, 1 arg uses input, more than one all passed as args.
So "bnot 1" -> "1 | bnot", "1 bsl 1" -> "bsl(1; 1)"
Don't think it's worth changing the jq syntax for this and also it could make fq
scripts no compatiblr with other jq tools. Non-10 base number literals are still allowed
but should probably not be used in scripts, only in repl and with cli.
