[cedricvogel-leo]

Bumps glpython-editor from v0.1.23 to v0.1.24 (glpython-edu/glpython-editor@a8cabe2). Only package.json and the lock change.

What learners get

• P40, glpython-editor#48: in the visualizer, a list, tuple, set or dict written with only literals is already a value and has no steps. This includes negative numbers and any depth of nesting: baum = ["+", ["*", 2, ["-", 7, 3]], …] is one step, the assignment. Displays with names, calls or operators only have steps for the parts that change: [1 + 2, 3, 4] → [3, 3, 4]. Unpacking in a display now gives Python's value: [*b, 2] was [[1], 2].
• Follow-up, glpython-editor#50: -x with x = 7 is one step, to -7.
• P37, glpython-editor#49: the run file is the module __main__. After ▶, in the REPL, in «Tests» and in the visualizer, import __main__; __main__.x sees the file's variables. if __name__ == "__main__": keeps working, and so does sys._getframe(1).f_globals.

Checks

Locally, build, lint and test:browser pass. lint shows the 7 coi-serviceworker warnings that are also on main.

Manual tests (desktop, and iPad with an external keyboard)

1. Visualize baum = ["+", ["*", 2, ["-", 7, -3]], ["/", ["+", 1, 2], 3]] in Ersetzung and in Kasten. There is 1 step.
2. Visualize n = 2 and w = ["+", 1, ["*", n, 3]]. Line 2 shows one substitution, then the assignment.
3. ▶ x = 2, import __main__, print(__main__.x). It prints 2. Then __main__.x in the REPL also gives 2.

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