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This PR introduces wrappers for the remaining declaration groups: `Class`, `Actor`, `Extension`, and `Protocol`. This enhancement allows the toolkit to handle a broader range of Swift declarations, improving its utility...

ajkolean

Implement helper macro to reduce boilerplate in `Type` implementation

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The `Type` enum has two computed properties specifically for extracting certain cases: `asSimpleType` and `asFunctionType`. To implement such properties for all cases would require a lot of boilerplate code, and...

stackotter

Implement type normalization

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Implement basic type normalization, as discussed in #7. The `Type.normalized()` function maps `Type` elements to their corresponding `NormalizedType` so that syntax that has the same semantic meaning is mapped to...

alessionossa

Implement type normalization

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A major pain point for many Macro developers is handling all of the different ways that users can write types. For example, `Void?` is equivalent to `Optional` which is equivalent...

stackotter

So far the only declaration group wrappers in the toolkit are `Enum` and `Struct`. By declaration group I mean a declaration with an attached block which itself contains declarations. For...

stackotter

At the moment there is nothing shared between the toolkit's declaration wrappers; `StructDecl`, `EnumDecl`, `VariableDecl`, and maybe others by the time someone gets to this issue. A protocol would enable...

stackotter

Introduce modularization

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## Motivation Some users may not want to rely on certain APIs, so it's beneficial to divide the package into multiple targets. This allows library users to selectively use features....

maximkrouk

Mx-Iris

update the major version number

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I think you should update the major version number when you adopts the new major version of swift-syntax. In order to avoid error messages like below ``` error: Dependencies could...

haifengkao