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keith Keith Smiley
Fix linux release process

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keith Keith Smiley
Update to swift-syntax from Swift 5.9

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Use Keith's magic library on macOS (#274)

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fixup! fixup! fixup! fixup! make fancy please

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Upgrade to Swift 5.5 (#252)

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Rename variable name

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Bump Linux Swift to 5.3.2

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Include completion scripts in Darwin package

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Bump version to 0.4.1

v0.4.0

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### Changes

- Supports Swift 5.2 syntax, which also means the project requires 5.2 to build.
- For boolean options, instead of specifying negative value with `false` following the flag on the command
  line, a new corresponding negative flag should be used. For example, previously, not ignoring docstring
  section for `throws` can be specified by `--ignore-throws false`. Now it should be `--no-ignore-throws`.
  The help texts for all boolean commands have been updated to reflect this.

### New

- Similar to boolean options, now there's negative flags to override repeatable values on the command line.
  Example: `--no-needs-separation` will negate any `needs-separation` values.