Support @export_file, @export_dir etc. for Array<GString> and PackedStringArray
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…ng> + PackedStringArray Also cause error if another field type is used.
Also adjust error when #[export(file)] is used on arrays in older versions
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Supports the
#[export(file)],#[export(file = "*.png")]attributes and all their variants on two new types beside the existingGString:Array<GString>PackedStringArrayAlso introduces very basic error handling for the case where
#[export(...)]attributes are used on a type that doesn't support them. This is currently done via panic and can be improved in future versions, but would be out of scope for this PR.Closes #772.