It seems like the escapes are not necessary.

* fix subsumptive rules

remove -Werror from CMakeLists.txt

)

* New `.decl` syntax to debug delta relations: `.decl D = debug_delta(R)`
* Expose iteration counter through intrinsic functor `recursive_iteration_cnt() : unsigned`

* fix "variable only occurs once" checker

Fixes #2408

When using `--emit-statistics` for an `eqrel`, the generated code
contains compilation error when accessing the indices.
This was due to eqrel index is accessed via `ind` instead of `ind_*`,
and this commit fixes the issue and adds a test case.

Co-authored-by: Sandro Stucki <[email protected]>

When using the auto-scheduler on certain inputs, the auto-scheduler may
throw an error stating:
"Error: profile used for auto-scheduling doesn't match the provided
program."
This was reported in Issue #2346 by another user, providing a small
example to test on.

Closes #2346

- report relation with load time in the CPU usage chart
- report true source file path
- populate the "code" tab (although only one file is reported at the
  moment)
- and more fixes

… (#2428)

integrate GitHub dependency-graph

For the story, a GitHub representative contacted me to test their new dependency graph integration for C++ projects based on vcpkg.

Instructions that I followed:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/vcpkg/github-integration#dependency-graph

Relates to:
https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/supply-chain-security/understanding-your-software-supply-chain/about-supply-chain-security

closes #2411

* dos2unix populate-deps.yml

* Introduce binary `+` symbol concatenation

- update `highlightjs` and `diff2html`
- fix: display graphs as images instead of text
- fix: display diffs correctly
- fix: highlight souffle and RAM diffs correctly

* Ensure we can read blank lines in CSV files.

There was a problem handling blank lines in a quoted
CSV column when reading RFC4180 mode.
Instead of continuing to read more lines, it dropped out
assuming there was at least 1 character. Now, if the
line we read contains 0 characters, it immediately goes
back to read more lines.

I did not notice this before, because the test did not
use rfc4180 csv files for input or output.

* Added a test for quotes in quoted CSV.

This adds a test to make sure we can process
quotes within a quoted column. Quotes in quotes
need to be double-quoted.