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@TODO 10/11/17 Ben Culkin :GrammarReorg
Better organize the provided sample grammars.
@TODO 10/11/17 Ben Culkin :Determinism
Add a way to get the grammar to pick rules in a deterministic fashion,
so as to be able to iterate all of the rules.
@TODO 10/11/17 Ben Culkin :ExportSanity
Figure out a way to organize exports instead of just sticking them all
into the global namespace. Maybe use the @ symbol for 'foreign rule
references' (FRRs)
ADDENDA: 10/26/17
We now have the '^<rule>' syntax to avoid shadowing issues, but this
doesn't avoid the issue with duplicate exports.
@TODO 10/23/17 Ben Culkin :Casing
Provide some way to convert rules into different cases.
@TODO 10/23/17 Ben Culkin :Spacing
Find a saner way to do spacing. + rules work well for some things, but
what is needed is some way to do it only one level deep. Possibly some
kind of pragma to convert a rule to a single-level spacer?
ADDENDA: 10/24/17
We now have a partial solution in 'despace-rule'. Now, grammars need to
be adapted to use it.
@TODO 10/23/17 Ben Culkin :Pluralizing
Add some way to say to pluralize the contents of a rule
@TODO 10/23/17 Ben Culkin :Extensions
Add some soft of pragmas to allow the loading of extensions that provide
custom rules/case types/pragmas and things like that
@TODO 10/30/17 Ben Culkin :RegexPragma
Add a pragma that applies a regex substitution to the generated version
of a rule.
@TODO 4/25/18 Ben Culkin :Debugging
Add a way to print out the rules as a tree format, so as to perform
better debugging of rules.
Once this has been done, consider doing a CLI interface that allows
manipulating and using grammars.
@TODO 5/10/18 Ben Culkin :Despace
Add a generalized form of despace-rule that allows inserting arbitray
text between rule bits. Maybe call it 'intersperse-rule'?
@TOD 5/10/18 Ben Culkin :RuleInclusion
Add some way to sort of 'import' a rules body into another rule so as to
not throw off probability by splitting.
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