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Up until 5.2, ALWAYS, CLOSE, and PRESENT were keywords of the map-type-modifier. Starting from 6.0 they all became their own single-keyword modifiers. This allowed specifying them together, unlike in the past where map-type-modifier was unique. To avoid using a single representation of the modifiers, and be able to validate them through non-conditional properties, the AST was rewritten back to the older form in canonicalization when the spec version was set to 5.2 or earlier. Now that the parser is version-aware, it can generate the desired AST from the start. Additionally, extract the OMPX_HOLD modifier out of the map-type- modifier into its own AST node regardless of version. |
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