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Add support for objects and classes #173

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Fix: support for objects and classes
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update Readme
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Expand Up @@ -16,8 +16,6 @@ OCamlFormat requires source code that meets the following conditions:

- Is either a module implementation (`.ml`) or interface (`.mli`) but not a sequence of toplevel phrases (that is, including toplevel directives such as `#use`). jbuild files in ocaml syntax also work.

- Does not use the object language, which is not a fundamental issue, but is simply not currently implemented.

Under those conditions, ocamlformat is expected to produce output equivalent to the input. As a safety check in case of bugs, prior to terminating or modifying any input file, ocamlformat enforces the following checks:

- The parse trees obtained by parsing the original and formatted files are equal up to some minor normalization (see [`Normalize`](./src/Normalize.ml)`.equal_impl` or `equal_intf`).
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