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This adds a new `.fltkast` sidecar DSL, which allows fltk to generate higher-level, more ergonomic AST classes from CST parse results, and also convert AST back to CST for unparsing/formatting. Applications that need complete fidelity with the original grammar (like refactoring tools and formatters) should stick with CST, while most applications that just want to get at the semantic content will be better served by the AST.
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This adds a new
.fltkastsidecar DSL, which allows fltk to generate higher-level, more ergonomic AST classes from CST parse results, and also convert AST back to CST for unparsing/formatting. Applications that need complete fidelity with the original grammar (like refactoring tools and formatters) should stick with CST, while most applications that just want to get at the semantic content will be better served by the AST.