PyneComp v6.0.80: more published Pine scripts now convert and compile cleanly, and inputs…

Fixes

• A global x := input.*() or x += input.*() always ran with its default value and ignored your settings. It now reads your setting, and x keeps its earlier value until the reassignment.
• Scripts with an unused helper function no longer fail to compile with a type error such as “The branches of ‘?:’ have incompatible types”. TradingView doesn’t report these either.
• Converting older scripts no longer fails on a v4 for while = 0 to n loop, a line that ends in a comparison operator (v >), or legacy kagi(...) calls.
• Converted scripts no longer contain a typeless na in bool positions (array.new_bool(n, na), bool parameters, bool reassignments) or a bare pivot used as a condition (if ph), both of which v6 rejects.
• Calls that repeat an argument by name, such as input.int(7, "A", title = "B"), now convert for every built-in, not only a handful. strategy.close("L", cond, comment = c) keeps its comment.
• A local variable next to a parenthesized expression is no longer renamed to ta.dev, and a bool cast in one function no longer leaks into the values of another.
• A switch with its default branch on its own line no longer crashes the conversion, and its layout now matches TradingView’s.
• for k in m.keys() no longer types k as the map’s value type.
• In the editor, a reference to a variable no longer points at the wrong place in the script.