lora-ast 0.9.0

AST types for the Cypher query language used by LoraDB.
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// AST node variants have deliberate size asymmetry (e.g. a full MATCH/WITH/RETURN
// pipeline vs. a StandaloneCall). Boxing the large variants would trade fewer
// stack copies for an extra heap allocation per parse — the opposite of what
// the parser is tuned for. Self-referential cases that do need indirection
// (e.g. `PatternElement::Parenthesized`) already box explicitly.
#![allow(clippy::large_enum_variant)]

pub mod ast;

pub use ast::{
    BinaryOp, ConstraintKind, ConstraintNameSpec, Create, CreateConstraint, CreateIndex, Delete,
    Direction, Document, DropConstraint, DropIndex, Expr, InQueryCall, IndexEntityKind, IndexKind,
    IndexKindFilter, IndexNameSpec, IndexOptions, ListPredicateKind, MapProjectionSelector, Match,
    Merge, MergeAction, MultiPartQuery, NodePattern, Pattern, PatternElement, PatternElementChain,
    PatternPart, ProcedureInvocation, ProcedureInvocationKind, ProcedureName, ProjectionBody,
    ProjectionItem, PropertyTypeExpr, PropertyTypeTerm, Query, QueryPart, RangeLiteral,
    ReadingClause, RegularQuery, RelationshipDetail, RelationshipPattern, Remove, RemoveItem,
    Return, ScalarType, SchemaCommand, Set, SetItem, ShowConstraints, ShowIndexes, ShowPipeline,
    ShowReturn, ShowYield, SinglePartQuery, SingleQuery, SortDirection, SortItem, Span,
    StandaloneCall, Statement, UnaryOp, UnionPart, Unwind, UpdatingClause, Variable,
    VectorCoordType, With, YieldItem,
};