PyneComp v6.0.64 — seven fixes for scripts that used to convert or compile into Python…

Fixes

• A Pine v5 script dividing two integer constants (10 / 3) kept Pine 5’s truncating integer result instead of silently turning into a decimal one after conversion — this changed values wherever a script compared against such a division
• A for loop whose to bound can move while the body runs (for i = 0 to array.size(a) - 1 with the body removing elements) now re-reads that bound before every iteration, as TradingView does, instead of running off the end with an index error
• A script where a variable takes the same name as one of your own types no longer fails on the type’s constructor (lab.new(...) used to raise 'list' object is not callable)
• A user type named after a builtin namespace (type session next to a session.* read) no longer fails on session.new(...)
• The namespace form of a UDT copy, T.copy(obj), copied the type instead of the object and crashed; it now copies the object you passed
• Importing a library under an alias that spells a builtin namespace (ta, for example) no longer hides the builtin: the library’s own exports win and everything else still reaches ta.atr and friends
• A v4/v5 call that passes the same argument both positionally and by name — which TradingView accepts — no longer produces a script that fails with “got multiple values for argument”
• A declaration whose initializer reads the variable it declares (x = switch x, x = if ... x ...) no longer produces a script that fails on the outer read