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2023-08-01	parser: ensure correct drop order for `Parsed`	René Kijewski	1	-2/+3
	According to [RFC 1857] the fields of a struct are dropped in the same order as they are declared. For `struct S { a: A, b: B }` field `a` is dropped before field `b`. Our struct `Parsed` is self referencial. Its field `ast` depends on `source`, so `source` must outlife `ast`. This PR changes the order of the fields to reflect this requirement. In practice it should not matter, because we know that the variant of `Node` won't access the string data during their `Drop`, but better safe than sorry - maybe `Node` changes in the future. [RFC 1857]: https://rust-lang.github.io/rfcs/1857-stabilize-drop-order.html
2023-07-31	parser: move node parsers into impl block	Dirkjan Ochtman	1	-22/+2

2023-07-31	parser: simplify top-level parser match	Dirkjan Ochtman	1	-29/+24

2023-07-31	parser: add top-level Ast type	Dirkjan Ochtman	1	-33/+40

2023-07-31	parser: move nested_parenthesis() helper into node module	Dirkjan Ochtman	1	-48/+0

2023-07-31	parser: move helper functions into State impl	Dirkjan Ochtman	1	-61/+61

2023-07-31	parser: move trait impl closer to type definition	Dirkjan Ochtman	1	-11/+0

2023-07-31	parser: move single-use functions into caller	Dirkjan Ochtman	1	-13/+13

2023-07-31	Extract askama_parser crate	Dirkjan Ochtman	1	-15/+18

2023-07-31	derive: move Parsed into parser module	Dirkjan Ochtman	1	-0/+34

2023-07-31	derive: define separate ParseError type	Dirkjan Ochtman	1	-6/+17

2023-07-31	derive: move Syntax into parser module	Dirkjan Ochtman	1	-1/+23

2023-06-28	Parse templates once	Dirkjan Ochtman	1	-4/+1

2023-02-21	Revert "derive: Make Config `'static`"	René Kijewski	1	-13/+16

2023-01-30	derive: refactor parser	René Kijewski	1	-0/+314
	`parser.rs` was a single file containing almost 2000 lines. This PR split the file into multiple, smaller files. `Expr`, `Node`, and `Target` each get an own file. Each struct gets a `parse()` method that return `Result<Self>`, and every other detail is private to the file. This PR should make this essential part of Askama more easy to understand, and make future modifications easier.