[Version 9.0] Feature support for top level statements #1454
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Add support for top-level statements Add support for top-level statements fix md formatting tweak generated entry-point signature table Update basic-concepts.md Add mention of attribute System.Runtime.CompilerServices.CallerMemberName mention invoking method in top-level statement situation fix link
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@BillWagner There is one grammar change: the extension of compilation_unit to allow |
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This PR contains the work for Top-level statements in C# 9.
The commits from #980 were squashed to the first commit on this branch.
The ANTLR grammar is failing. I admit I'm not sure why. There are no grammar changes in this PR.