Resolve user-defined filters before intrinsics

[thaliaarchi]

This first tries to resolve a filter from the environment before checking if it's an instrinsic. If you want to verify this change, it can be observed that this is a simple swap of the branches, keeping the common $name setup.

I also added debug/1, as defined in builtin.jq, which replaces a manual definition.

Fixes #11.

[thaliaarchi]

I'm exploring rewriting the environment to use de Bruijn levels and this fix is a nice, safe first step before that.

[wader]

Looks good! had a suggestion about one additional test

[thaliaarchi]

I added tests as suggested

[wader]

Thanks again!

[wader]

btw i can add you as a collaborator for the repo if you want? you seem to have good judgement :)

[wader]

also 🥳

[wader]

https://fosstodon.org/@wader/111051037282610061

[thaliaarchi]

I'd love to be a collaborator! I'll accept, once you add me in the UI.

[thaliaarchi]

Glad to help reach 99%! If I revamp the bash CLI, I'll also be its undoing 😈

Actually, jq could handle the parsing, instead of bash! An auxilliary cli.jq could be made, that parses bash's $@ from a minimal shell script, then gives back the shell commands to run jqjq with. cli.jq could then control the flags to jq or switch to gojq or jaq.

[wader]

Glad to help reach 99%! If I revamp the bash CLI, I'll also be its undoing 😈

All methods allowed! 😬

Actually, jq could handle the parsing, instead of bash! An auxilliary cli.jq could be made, that parses bash's $@ from a minimal shell script, then gives back the shell commands to run jqjq with. cli.jq could then control the flags to jq or switch to gojq or jaq.

Aha yes that is an interesting idea 🤔