Allow comments on group entries #41
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This addresses part of #36 - comments are still not supported _everywhere_, but they are allowed on group entries, which represent the area (other than top-level rules) where comments are the most useful. The same "comment" syntax is used as with top-level rules. Note that this does not (yet) work within groups - that will be addressed as part of #32. As yet, the parser still does not deal with comments, or attribute them to any entity. The tests are likewise oblivious to comments. But this does allow Huddle to define comments and have them reflected in the generated CDDL, which was the principal outcome.
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This addresses part of #36 - comments are still not supported everywhere, but they are allowed on group entries, which represent the area (other than top-level rules) where comments are the most useful.
The same "comment" syntax is used as with top-level rules.
Note that this does not (yet) work within groups - that will be addressed as part of #32.
As yet, the parser still does not deal with comments, or attribute them to any entity. The tests are likewise oblivious to comments. But this does allow Huddle to define comments and have them reflected in the generated CDDL, which was the principal outcome.