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Add const keyword - #452
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Previously, this functionality was deleted in #323 along with the old
modkeyword support, but the lexer and parser still support this. So now we reintroduceconst.The main reason we need it is to avoid using functions where a
constwould be enough. A simple example is the sha256_paddings.simf file in the price-oracle repo.So now we can do something like this:
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fixtures/kitchen_sink.simf(see its header).