Joshua Barretto

Parsers don't do anything by themselves, so the `#[must_use]` attribute should probably be applied to them (as with `Iterator`).

Support for zero-copy parsing

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This is now being developed in #82

Add support for zero-copy parsing

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Currently, only some initial experiments outside of the main codebase. The new design departs quite a lot from `master`, to the point that it's likely to end up being a...

Debugging: How, what, why?

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Chumsky currently supports a primitive debugging system, allowing parsers to print to `stdout` when entered during a call to `Parser::parse_recovery_verbose`. Expanding this further will require some thought. 1) What problems...

Support integration with cstree

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With the eventual merge of #82, it might be possible to have chumsky integrate with `cstree`, a library for lossless parsing using untyped syntax tree. This might be achieved by...

[Memoisation](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memoization#Parsers) is a technique for making backtracking parser performance linear over the input length at the cost of higher memory consumption and more overhead for less exponential grammars. It would...