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With the fancy new type checking these are now required.
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We don't have any closures yet, so it's essentially the same as just
moving the statement after the `defer` keyword to the end of the block/
right before returning from the function.
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This isn't really super extendible for now, but it's a start and gives
us the `print` builtin which allows us to finally actually print out
values to the screen, so we can move away from testing with exit codes
eventually.
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The language has progressed enough now to the point where that doesn't
do anything meaningful anymore.
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We now support function calls! We don't have support for forward
declaring functions right now though, so no mutual recursion is
possible.
The arguments are passed via the stack instead of through registers
(unlike the x86_64 calling convention, I think). We'll probably need
some sort of primitives built into the language for syscalls
eventually because of this.
Return types are also not checked, and right now it's possible to have
a function that doesn't return anything even when the caller expects it
to, error checking and reporting definitely needs to be improved.
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We can now loop and do stuff, yay! However, we don't yet allow
declarations inside the for-loop initializer, since that is a bit
more annoying to implement.
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We now support OR and AND with short circuiting! (Yet to be tested
since we don't yet have local variables to play with).
The binop parser took a bit of an overhaul factoring out the common
code so that it's easier to describe the operator precendence
relationships without being overly repetitive.
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We ignore the types for now anyway, so let's just leave them out
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