Bump github.com/antonmedv/expr from 1.9.0 to 1.12.1

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Bumps github.com/antonmedv/expr from 1.9.0 to 1.12.1.

Release notes

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v1.12.1

• Fixed a bug with builtins and nil argument.

v1.12.0

• Added nil coalescing operator ??.

Example:

user?.Name ?? "Anonymous"

v1.11.1

• Fixed abs() for positive numbers

v1.11.0

Expr – an expression language for Go.

This release introduces a new API for defining functions inside Expr - expr.Function.

From an Expr expression is already possible to call any Go methods and functions, but Expr has to use reflect package in doing such calls. In previous releases, Expr added a special case for func (...any) any to avoid using reflect. But such functions lack type information. With newly added expr.Function option now it's possible to define a fast function with optional types! Read more in the docs.

atoi := expr.Function(
    "atoi",
    func(params ...any) (any, error) {
        return strconv.Atoi(params[0].(string))
    },
    new(func(string) int),
)
program, err := expr.Compile(atoi("42"), atoi)

Also in this release:

• Added bool condition optimization.
• Added support for comments // and /* ... */.
• Added support for negative indexes list[-1].
• Predicate brackets are now optional all(list, .values > 0).
• Added int() and float() builtins.
• Improved built-in functions performance.

v1.10.5

• Fixed call typed to exclude named functions.
• Fixed type check for in operator with any on rhs.

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Commits

• 742c438 Fix builtins checks for nil args
• 258758e Add playground env
• 38ec8e7 Update README.md
• 19c688d Update README.md
• b32f28a Update docs
• 7b5f72b Add nil coalescing operator
• 4c29199 Lexer: remove redundant case for ?.
• 41d3e40 Update Language-Definition.md
• 212ed0f Update Language-Definition.md
• 3d54865 Update Language-Definition.md
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