[Feature Request] Signos de puntuación iniciales for spanish users.

[MrMxffin]

Spanish users (and others) should be able to use the inverted question mark "¿" and inverted exclamation mark "¡". If inverted punctuation is used, it must match the counterparts at the end.

[Alevale]

This should be like the currency for interpolation and it should give a compilation error if not used and it's a rule of the language of the location you are in.

print("Hello World")! // This is fine in most countries

¡print("Hello World")! // This is mandatory in South America and Spain. (otherwise compilation fails)

[mybearworld]

This might clash with negative priority, which already uses the inverted exclamation mark.

[Alevale]

This might clash with negative priority, which already uses the inverted exclamation mark.

WOWOW, is that actually a thing? (sorry I didn't see it in the readme 🤔 ) do you happen to have a link?

[mybearworld]

do you happen to have a link?

Sure, last code block here: https://github.com/TodePond/DreamBerd?tab=readme-ov-file#overloading

https://github.com/TodePond/DreamBerd/blob/4700ff9c358cb340083077104855e8c9eed9c4f9/README.md?plain=1#L541-L547