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Move names, definitions and exports to a page of the language - #246
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Refs #66.
Moves §5 and §5a of
SPECIFICATION.md, names and program structure and the definitions, into a page of the language,BELOCH-NAMES.md, and deletes them there. The page states the sigils and namespaces, the binding forms, the rule of one binding per name with temps as the exception, anddef,applyandexportwith their errors as the kernel reports them, each with a program the build evaluates. The grammar page gains the rules for bindings, definitions, applications and exports, which were declared external until now.The tree-sitter grammar parsed
def name(.p .q)andapply name(.a .c)with an error node, since the parser took a(after the name for the start of an item. It now has a rule for the head of a definition and for an application, so the corpus test passes on the new page.