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Like: vec1:vec2:2

Due to the way vectors are stored internally, both "1" and 1 are treated as the same index.

Three tests failing:

*** TEST 'basicar' FAILED ***

• Need IN - SOLVE. See #1.

*** TEST 'basictx' FAILED ***

• Line endings seem to be different.

*** TEST 'vector' FAILED ***

• LDPL adds keys to a vector on a missed lookup. Dino doesn't yet. Need to add this for feature parity.

This is incredible. You just pulled a complete LDPL interpreter, written in LDPL that has its own bytecode out of your sleeve in the blink of an eye. I don't really know what's more impressive of that. My infinite respects.

8. Due to the way vectors are stored internally, both "1" and 1 are
   treated as the same index. This is a bug.

In the readme you say this. Is that really a bug? In LDPL, if I recall correctly (I can't find this in the documentation so I'll get to it asap) myVector:1 is silently turned into myVector:"1". If that's the case, this bug is not a bug but a feature!

You can't use -i= to include files yet. For now, cat them all together and use dino - to run a program from stdin.

So this:

$ ldpl -i=lib.ldpl main.ldpl

becomes:

$ cat lib.ldpl main.ldpl | dino -

Need to add IN - SOLVE. The last missing piece from https://docs.ldpl-lang.org/