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Literal::Bool(bool) is never constructed because "true" & "false" are considered as identifier and/or keyword, but not as a literal value like they should.
Steps to Reproduce:
Create a lexer using the `atlas-core` library.
Input the strings "true" and "false".
Observe that they are not recognized as `Literal::Bool(bool)`.
Expected Behavior:
"true" and "false" should be recognized and constructed as Literal::Bool(bool).
Actual Behavior:
"true" and "false" are considered as identifiers and/or keywords, and not as literal values.
Description:
Literal::Bool(bool)is never constructed because "true" & "false" are considered as identifier and/or keyword, but not as a literal value like they should.Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Behavior:
"true" and "false" should be recognized and constructed as
Literal::Bool(bool).Actual Behavior:
"true" and "false" are considered as identifiers and/or keywords, and not as literal values.