Chaining of prefix and postfix operators

[jacobpake]

Parsers created with buildExprParser will try to chain prefix and postfix operators.

Previously, it was not possible to chain prefix operators, e.g. not not True, though this is the behaviour of infix operators.

Consumers of this library may rely on the old behaviour.

Currently, this PR is a breaking change.

It should be considered if chaining/non-chaining is configurable on a per-operator basis (similar to how associativity is configurable for infix operators).

Another option is to add new constructor(s) to Operator, e.g. PrefixChained, PostfixChained to avoid the breaking change.

Resolves #241

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• Added the change to the changelog's "Unreleased" section with a link to this PR and your username
• Linked any existing issues or proposals that this pull request should close
• Updated or added relevant documentation in the README and/or documentation directory
• Added a test for the contribution (if applicable)

[jamesdbrock]

Hi @jacobpake , thanks for the PR. Looks good and the tests pass. Is this ready for review?

I haven't used the Expr module much. That module was introduced by @cdepillabout . Dennis, do you have an opinion about this PR?

(Dennis, if you need a Purescript dev environment for running spago test, I recommend

nix develop github:thomashoneyman/purescript-overlay

)

[cdepillabout]

I'm not using this anymore and don't have a strong opinion here. I'm happy to go with whatever you guys think is best.

[jacobpake]

Thanks @jamesdbrock, I have added this as a breaking change and opened for review.

[jamesdbrock]

Merged and published in v11.0.0, thank you @jacobpake

(Sorry about the delay in merging.)