Allow using .. (range operator) as a means to refer to the parent directory#89
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This PR implements support for using the C# range operator
..to navigate to parent directories, providing a more intuitive and concise syntax for path traversal.Problem
Previously, navigating to parent directories required chaining multiple
.Parentproperty accesses, which can become verbose:Solution
With this change, you can now use the range operator
..for a cleaner syntax:This works exactly like the
.Parentproperty but provides a more natural and readable way to express directory traversal.Implementation Details
/operator overload that accepts aRangeparameter..range operator (equivalent toRange.All) is usedArgumentExceptionwith a clear error message if any other range is provided (e.g.,1..3)Rangetype is supportedParentproperty to ensure consistent behaviorExamples
Closes #83