Carry the delimited literals to npm and the site - #25
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Release 0.0.2-beta.4. Five languages gain heredocs, percent literals, quoting operators and sigils; the rule format gains the runtime terminator that made them expressible. No change to what any existing rule matches.
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Release 0.0.2-beta.4.
Five languages gain the literals they never had — heredocs in PHP, shell and Ruby; Ruby percent literals; Perl quoting operators; Elixir sigils — by way of the one thing the rule format could not express: an end that is only knowable once the opening has been read. No change to what any existing rule matches.
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check:docs-parityand the translation gaps it was written to catch, the roadmap's claim that jsray-terminal has a release, and two deadlines rewritten as conditions that cannot expire.The bump touches only what a bump has to touch; everything else landed in #23 and #24 first.