Bork example errors with preposition about oysterkit HOT 3 CLOSED

Hum, I've just fixed up a number of issues in the core of STLR parsing, I'll check to see if this is what was causing the noun issues or if I've introduced a new issue....

Thanks for taking the time to report.

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Eurgh. I see the bug. It has to do with the way overriding of instances of rules is being done meaning that although there is a secondSubject, that secondSubject contains subject which contains noun, and noun isn't being hoisted.

I need to decide if the new way of overriding is wrong, or the grammar should change.

I think it's the former :-/

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The fix was required to the STLR compiler the Bork project uses to build the command parser. I have updated the Bork repository with the newly generated Bork grammar swift file and the OysterKit master branch has the fix to the compiler in it.

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