0.7.0

Added

• The Rune project now has a Code of Conduct (#12).
• Support for bitwise operations on numbers (#13, #20).
• Book now has support for highlighting rune blocks (#14).
• Preliminary support for modules without visibility (#16, #17).
• Debug information for function variable names now reflect source (#24).
• Initial support for macros (#29, #30, #31, #114, #135, #136,
  #137, [#138], [#141], [#142], [#143], [#144]).
• Add cargo build cache (#36) (thanks shekohex!).
• Rust quote! macro for Rune macro authors (#34).
• Support for object- and tuple-like field assignments (#38, #39, #40,
  #66).
• Support for lazy evaluation for and/or (&& / ||) (#50) (thanks
  seanchen1991!).
• Add AsTokens, FromValue, ToValue, and Spanned derives (#41, #85,
  #87, #88, #113).
• Visual studio code extension with syntax highlighting and basic language
  server (#46, #47, #48, #60, #74) (thanks killercup!).
  • As-you-type building (#49).
  • Jump to definitions (#61).
  • Multifile project support (#64).
  • Automatic downloading of language server binary (#69).
• Non-zero exit status on script errors (#58, #59) (thanks killercup!).
• Improve CLI by parsing arguments using structopt (#51) (thanks
  shekohex!).
• Executing functions in the virtual machine can use external references
  (#52).
• Remove unused instruction in loop (#53) (thanks genusistimelord!).
• Tweak module dependencies to use native Rust modules (#54) (thanks
  killercup!).
• Internal changes to support a future C FFI (#55).
• Improving module API (#56).
• Extending http module to deserialize JSON directly (#57) (thanks
  killercup!).
• Automatic build releases on tags (#68).
• Fixed locals bug with breaking control in the middle of an index get operation
  (#71).
• Community site at https://rune-rs.github.io (#75).
• Add WASM-based Playground to community site https://rune-rs.github.io (#77).
• Support for limiting execution of rune-wasm (#80).
• Support for modules, imports, re-exports, visibility, and path resolution
  (#83, #92, #98, #124, #125, #128, #129, #130, #131, #133,
  #134, [#148], [#155]) (thanks dillonhicks!).
• Add WASM support for a couple of showcased rune modules (#89).
• Added runtime type information (RTTI) for values in Runestick (#90, #112).
• Add a rand module to rune-modules (#100) (thanks aspenluxxxy!).
• Initial support for constant evaluation (#93, #94, #99, #104, #105,
  #106, #107, #117, #122, #123, [#153]).
• Add Args implementation for Vec ([#147]) (thanks MinusGix!).
• Export a Function variant called SyncFunction that is thread-safe ([#149],
  [#151]) (thanks MinusGix!).
• Support move modifier to async blocks and closures to take ownership of
  values being used ([#152]).
• Basic Iterator support ([#156], [#157]) (thanks MinusGix!).
• Support for calling protocol functions from native code using Interface ([#159]).

Changed

• Make units more efficient by separating runtime and compile-time metadata (#24).
• Change the internal representation of Item to be more memory efficient (#63).
• Make the implementation of ParseError and CompileError more consistent (#65).
• Remove the rune-testing module (#67).
• Made evaluation order of index set operations the same as Rust (#70).
• Make hashing less error prone (#72).
• Various parser changes and tests (#110).
• Various internal changes (#103, #108, #109).
• Parser simplifications (#120, #121).
• Negative literals are handled as expressions (#132).
• Syntax for template strings now follows EcmaScript ([#145]).

Fixed

• Introduced custom highlight.js to fix issue with hidden lines in the book
  (#10).
• Semi-colons in blocks weren't required, they now are (#32).
• Fixed field assignments (#38, #40) (thanks MinusGix!).
• Book typos (#11, #18, #28, #37) (thanks Sparkpin, seanchen1991,
  stoically, and macginitie!).
• Fix broken book links (#84, #86) (thanks dillonhicks!).
• Fix pattern miscompilation (#62).
• Fixed bug with Closure optimization where it's being treated as a function
  (#21, #22) (thanks MinusGix!).
• Fixed a number of clippy lints (#35) (thanks shekohex!).
• Fix using closures in literals, like (0, || 42) or #{a: || 42} (#78).
• Shared access guards didn't implement Drop allowing them to leak their guarded
  value (#119).