Adding operators for collections and numbers #286
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Related to #242
Related to #7
This PR only introduces new operators but does not document them nor includes any implementation of them. It is just for internal documentation purposes and to serve as harness to new inspections and language support.
I am adding some basic non-trivial non-trigonometric math operators that can be typically found on a
Mathmodule, plus a list of common collection handling operators. I am using classic Smalltalk naming - I considered using haskell naming butMapwill collide too-often collide withData.Map😒