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Add support for a padded directive
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Overview
A PR to support the request from issue #301.
Made minimal changes to add support for a
paddedkeyword, adding it to the langauge grammar and allow for a macro to have a#define paddeddirective within it.The parser's Statement generation LGTM upon a manual inspection of the (failing) added test in
huff_parser/tests/padded.rs, although I'm currently stuck, as I don't how to handle the generatedstopopcodes astSpans, given they're not present in the source file. What should we set theirSpanto?Looking for suggestions on how to solve this issue and feedback on the work done sor far!