fix: reject declarations in rule postludes - #663
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Signed-off-by: Aysajan Eziz <aeziz@northset.ai>
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Summary
Reject name/value declarations during parsing of rule postludes so the invalid construct fails with a ParseError instead of reaching compilation.
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packages/krl-parser/src/krl.tspackages/krl-parser/test/postlude-declaration-errors.tspackages/krl-parser/test/postludeStatements.tspackages/krl-parser/test/ruleset.tsChecks
npm --prefix packages/krl-parser test -- test/postlude-declaration-errors.ts test/postludeStatements.ts test/ruleset.ts— passed in a network-isolated container.Fixes #595
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