Loader, generate-json-serializer, generate-pprint, generate-eq, and generate-utest #901
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This PR includes commits from several other PRs, and will thus need to be merged after them. More minimal diff here.
The primary content of this PR is a
Loader, a new API meant to make it easy to incrementally construct a program even when you need to programmatically include additional files. The interface wraps the boot-parser, but tries to provide an interface that should hopefully stay mostly the same even after we use the new mlang-pipeline.Secondarily, I also adapt
generate-json-serializer.mcto work with the new loader and addgenerate-pprint.mcandgenerate-eq.mcfor structural pprint and eq functions, then use the latter two to implement agenerate-utest.mc.