Revision history for Syntax-Keyword-Dynamically

0.09    2019-11-20
        [CHANGES]
         * Accept optional version number for `class` declaration and
           `extends` base class
         * Provide a default `BUILDALL` method which invokes all the available
           `BUILD` methods of component packages
         * Unit-test that Syntax::Keyword::Dynamically works correctly with
           object slots and document the fact that `local` does not

        [BUGFIXES]
         * Generate the constructor as an XSUB so we can find the superclass
           for derived subclasses better and avoid an infinite recusion loop
           on double-subclassing.

0.08    2019-11-10
        [CHANGES]
         * Accept `class Name;` to introduce a toplevel class scope
         * Attempt to `require` the relevant module for `extends` if it
           doesn't appear to be loaded

0.07    2019-10-25
        [CHANGES]
         * Allow subclassing of non-Object::Pad base classes, provided they
           are HASH-based
        [BUGFIXES]
         * Correct handling of UTF-8 package and slot names (thanks ilmari)

0.06    2019-10-23
        [CHANGES]
         * First attempt at `has $slot = DEFAULT` expressions. Only accepts
           compiletime constants and only on scalar slots

0.05    2019-10-20
        [CHANGES]
         * Implement single-inheriance subclassing

0.04    2019-10-19
        [CHANGES]
         * Croak on attempts to invoke methods on non-instances, non-derived
           classes, etc...
         * Support perls back to 5.16 by various trickery
         * Store array and hash slot variables via RV so the instances are
           well-behaved as perl data structures

0.03    2019-10-18
        [CHANGES]
         * Implement sub signatures
         * Apply automatic pragmata - strict, warnings, -indirect

0.02    2019-10-17
        [CHANGES]
         * `method name :lvalue` and (maybe) other attributes
         * Support perls back to 5.22 due to wrap_keyword_plugin hax

0.01    2019-10-17
        First version, released on an unsuspecting world.