When missing_some is applied to a `null` data object, it would return
all its arguments, including the threshold. According to the spec, it
should return an array of the missing keys.

Also, if the threshold is 0, it should always return an empty list,
even when data is `null`.

Fix bug in missing_some

…ring

Avoid NullPointerException if first argument to "in" is null

…f_operations

Removed the redundant storage of operations

* Initial commit for Github actions

* Make uploadArchives conditional on the presence of Sonatype credentials

* Turn off signing conditionally

* Really make signing optional

* Add testing output

* Test publish step

* Attempt to fix path for upload-artifacts action

* Use v4 for upload/download-artifacts

* Fix signing logic to use in memory keys

* Fix push logic in the bump version step

* Use checkout@v4

* Add a rebase before committing

* Hard-code branch name...

* Prepare version 1.0.9-SNAPSHOT for development [skip ci]

* Prepare for merge

* Remove .vscode folder

* Add .vscode to the .gitignore

* Split into multiple files

* Prepare version 1.0.9-SNAPSHOT for development [skip ci]

* Clean up TODOs

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…esso#50)

* Run publish action when a merge is performed on the main branch (is this really how you do it? yuck...)

* Github actions fix

…alid array" (jamsesso#42)

Added tests for different "all in" cases.

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…so#53)

* Adds jsonPath to error messages, so errors can be pinpointed.

The jsonPath can be used to provide better error messages to users trying
to create valid jsonLogic expressions

Also:
Fixes some exception messages to use the right operator. ("none", "or").
Aligns behavior to reference implementation for sums of unparseable strings,
as well as for between comparisons of > and >=, and for comparison operators
with arrays of more than three values.

* Handles edge cases of + and * the way jsonlogic.com does

When presented with an array parameter, jsonlogic.com uses the first
value for + and * expressions.

* Uses fixtures for the error tests.

Also fixes a bug in the jsonPath calculation for and/or.

* Bump version to 1.1.0-SNAPSHOT

…esso#55)

…y treated as missing

…emoved unnecessary blank line, removed unnecessary braces, simplified return expression, added hashCode method to make checkstyle pass

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