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There is now syntax for rule references. Use @ instead of $, and use :=
to indicate you want exhaustion enabled
Use @ to refer to it
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Simple/expanding variables are now marked with a $, as they are when
used.
Additionally, some debugging help was added
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Inline rules are now enclosed in [...], not {...} to better match other
reference types
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This adds inline case elements, essentially cutting down on the need for
short 2-3 alternative rules.
You'll still need explicit rules for things involving spaces though.
Perhaps I will add a quoting feature to solve that problem.
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You can now provide multiple prefix/suffix elements, and all of the
permutations of them will be applied.
For example, providing the elements A & B, will yield the following
permutations
* A
* B
* A B
* B A
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RuleCase now handles its own generation.
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The various types of RuleCaseElement are now their own things.
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Case elements are now responsible for generating themselves.
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