More builtin functions#2093
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I think it should be fine if the versions aren't exactly correct, as it'll just result in a load error for earlier versions, and we could correct them if need be. Looks good to me!
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Description
Adds a lot of builtin functions to the builtins list (specifically, everything from 2023.11 fnames that wasn't in the list before. That was just the latest runtime I had on hand. Also I did a lot of complex regex stuff and manual editing to parse the file to turn it into DefineFunction calls)
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Nothing post-2023.11, obviously. Also, I did not find the exact versions of each function (only ones I am very sure were added in 2023, and then everything else is just 2.3+).