added asyncjs standard library module (#6841)
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what to return if the environment variable does not exist.
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- Bodies of ``for`` loops now get their own scope:
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.. code-block:: nim
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```nim
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# now compiles:
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for i in 0..4:
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let i = i + 1
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echo i
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```
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- The parsing rules of ``if`` expressions were changed so that multiple
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statements are allowed in the branches. We found few code examples that
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now fail because of this change, but here is one:
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.. code-block:: nim
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```nim
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t[ti] = if exp_negative: '-' else: '+'; inc(ti)
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```
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This now needs to be written as:
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.. code-block:: nim
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```nim
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t[ti] = (if exp_negative: '-' else: '+'); inc(ti)
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```
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- To make Nim even more robust the system iterators ``..`` and ``countup``
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now only accept a single generic type ``T``. This means the following code
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doesn't die with an "out of range" error anymore:
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.. code-block:: nim
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```nim
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var b = 5.Natural
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var a = -5
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for i in a..b:
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echo i
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```
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- ``formatFloat``/``formatBiggestFloat`` now support formatting floats with zero
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precision digits. The previous ``precision = 0`` behavior (default formatting)
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@ -139,3 +140,6 @@ This now needs to be written as:
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- For string formatting / interpolation a new module
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called [strformat](https://nim-lang.org/docs/strformat.html) has been added
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to the stdlib.
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- codegenDecl pragma now works for the JavaScript backend. It returns an empty string for
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function return type placeholders.
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- Asynchronous programming for the JavaScript backend using the `asyncjs` module.
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