QOL

I added a shit ton of quality of life stuff:

• Tons of bug fixes
• Big array syntax:

int[] myArray = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6];

• Safe casting for enums(previously a panic):

Result.Success? a = res as? Result.Success;

• Out of memory detection: Scratch caps lists at 200k elements, after that it silently stops adding stuff to the list
• Compact int list: Store pretty much infinite integers without wasting heap space
• SHORT CIRCUITS: DONT EXECUTE RIGHT SIDE OF && or || if left side is false/true!
• If statements without braces:

if(a) b++;

• CONTINUE AND BREAK:

while(true) {
     if(a) break;
     if(b) continue;
}

• STATIC LISTS: store data outside of the heap in scratch lists so that you dont run out of heap space:

static str[] myList;

This also allows for file reading:

static str[] myList = "hello.json";

So you can properly store data(like ROMs)

• CASE SENSITIVE EQUALS:
  DID YOU KNOW THAT SCRATCH “=” BLOCK IS CASE INSENSITIVE??? And its pretty hard to make it case sensitive
  Now you can do “===” and its case sensitive:

'a' === 'A' 
RETURNS FALSE