* parse union and fancy array types
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* type aliases
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* Treat Helix and Face as primitive types
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* code motion: factor our execution::types module
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* Tests for type coercion and subtyping
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* Add Point2D/3D to std
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* Rebasing and fixes
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* Parse [T] instead of T[] for array types
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* homogenous arrays, type coercion, remove solid set and sketch set, etc
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Previously, `xLine`, `xLineTo`, `yLine` and `yLineTo` used positional arguments. Now:
- `xLineTo` and `yLineTo` have been removed
- `xLine` and `yLine` both use keyword arguments:
- `length`, optional (i.e. a relative distance along the X or Y axis)
- `endAbsolute` optional (i.e. an absolute point along the X or Y axis)
- `tag` optional
- Exactly one of `length` or `endAbsolute` must be given. Not both, not neither.
For example:
```
// Old way
|> xLine(6.04, %)
|> yLineTo(20, %, $base)
// New way
|> xLine(length = 6.04)
|> yLine(endAbsolute = 20, tag = $base)
```
This also improves some of the general-purpose keyword arguments code in modeling app's TS codebase.
* Parse an unparse type decls (and refactor impl attributes slightly)
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* Remove special treatment of geometric types from parser and executor
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* Generate docs for std types
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* Hover tool-tips for types and fixup the frontend
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* Fixes
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