KCL stdlib 'map' function #4054
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This reverts commit 2a2e4a8.
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I had to revert #4031 because it broke syntax highlighting. This is the same PR, but updated to fix syntax highlighting.
Highlighting broke because the KCL LSP could not determine how to autocomplete the
mapfunction. The first argument ofmapis[KclValue]and the LSP doesn't know any good suggestions for "any KCL value", so it error'd out. I am using the value[0..9]for this case now. Tested that syntax highlighting works again.