Extend rule syntax #83
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to directly use an AccessibilityLevel returned from Lua, that is one of * AccessibilityLevel.None * AccessibilityLevel.Normal * AccessibilityLevel.SequenceBreak * AccessibilityLevel.Inspect
`"code"` behaves like `[["code"]]`
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^$funcwill call global Lua functionfuncfor AccessibilityLevel rather than bool/count. Possible return values areAccessibilityLevel.None, replacesfalse(Red)AccessibilityLevel.Normal, replacestrue(Green)AccessibilityLevel.SequenceBreak, replaces[]syntax (Yellow)AccessibilityLevel.Inspect, replaces{}syntax (Blue)SequenceBreak + Normal = SequenceBreak[[string]], i.e. a single code or func.