Use symbols from spicy instead of hilti runtime library.
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Previously Spicy would allow references to `hilti`, even though names from `spicy` should have been used. The most recent development version of Spicy got more strict here, so the code as written is now rejected. This patch fixes the Spicy code to use symbols from `spicy` instead of `hilti`. We also add previously implicitly available imports.
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Previously Spicy would allow references to
hilti, even though names fromspicyshould have been used. The most recent development version of Spicy got more strict here, so the code as written is now rejected.This patch fixes the Spicy code to use symbols from
spicyinstead ofhilti. We also add previously implicitly available imports.