MiniExpr no longer supports list indexing #257
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I noticed that this was different from BYOND's behaviour where `new x[y]` actually compiles as `(new x)[y]`. The same behaviour applies for `new x?[y]` so I don't anticipate the code I am removing being needed for that. I confirmed that BYOND has been compiling it this way since at least 513.1490, so if it changed it was long ago. [SpaceManiac] As far as I can tell, there was no BYOND change and this code was wrong all along.
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I noticed that this was different from BYOND's behaviour where
new x[y]actually compiles as(new x)[y]. The same behaviour applies fornew x?[y]so I don't anticipate the code I am removing being needed for that.I confirmed that BYOND has been compiling it this way since at least 513.1490, so if it changed it was long ago.