git.delta.rocks / jrsonnet / refs/commits / 5585b94101d8

* native implementation of std.splitLimitR

* style: fix formatting

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* build: bump Rust version and update dependencies

* chore: resolve all reported Clippy issues

* build: use the correct Toolchain version

* ci: update GitHub Workflows to use valid actions

* ci: add permissions to `clippy_check`

* chore(GH-160): bump dependencies and disable `thread_local_initializer_can_be_made_const` lint

* chore(GH-160): try fixing `thread_local_initializer_can_be_made_const`

* fix(GH-160): `serialized-stdlib` feature

* ci(GH-160): fix `Test Suite`

* fix(GH-160): resolve `insta` deprecation

* ci(GH-160): add formatting check job

* ci(GH-160): reorganize jobs

* style(GH-160): fix formatting

* build(GH-160): fix `#[cfg(never)]`

* build(GH-160): `#[allow(dead_code)]` on `FinishedRanger::end_token`

* build(GH-160): allow more dead code

* test(GH-160): fix `golden.rs`

Jsonnet spec defines special behavior for `super.field` and
`field in super` expressions, while in jrsonnet it is implemented by
standalone-super concept, with optimizations in case of `super.field`.

However, standalone-super is conflicting with `field in super` behavior,
so special handling is needed for this expression.