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Statement blocks - #30
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…ing contracts in labels.
…he leaky semantics, and pick up SHErrLoc's hypothesis-soundness fixes.
exception types are now checked properly and support dependent types.
…ositional for both reads and writes, and receivers can be any variable, member or element.
… by adding a Block node to the AST to replace the previous fairly ad-hoc 'list of statements' approach. Also got rid of the endorse statement that was not really suppored anyway.
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Current statement sequences are handled in an ad hoc way. This PR creates a new Block AST node that simplifies a lot of the handling. It should be merged after #28.