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I expect `precedence!` to be able to perform non associative work, avoiding the need for multiple `precedence!`

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Trying to use the `#{...}` syntax? (peg 0.8.5) ```rust use peg::RuleResult; fn any(pattern: &[u8]) -> impl Fn(&[u8], usize) -> RuleResult { move |bytes, i| { if char_classes::any(pattern, bytes) { RuleResult::Matched(i+1,...

> many differences I could see someone wanting to be replicated: You can first deal with elements that exist in both "issue" and "pr", such as "state", as inconsistent behavior...

> After exiting insert mode, the display returns to normal. I hope it will also display normally in insert mode, otherwise the cursor position will be very jumping

I have implemented a tests passed parser But I suspect it has more hidden problems, and it's a bit unsightly (The `println!()` used for debugging has not been removed)