PyneComp v6.0.82 — scripts that TradingView rejects are now refused with a clear error,…

Fixes

• import someone/class/1, an input.source whose default is another input, and an undeclared type such as array.new<foo> now stop with a compile error at the right line instead of producing a script that fails when it runs (#110)
• A function that returns a tuple from a library call inside an if without else no longer crashes on bars where the if is not taken; both values are na, as on TradingView (#110)
• v4 plots without transp keep their color’s own transparency, so a line meant to be invisible stays invisible (#111)
• v5 bool variables that can be na now stay na where TradingView keeps them: typed bool declarations with an na branch, and bool fields of user types checked with na() (#111)
• s == na and s != na on a string variable now test for na correctly (#111)
• Converted v4/v5 scripts keep their meaning in more places: ta.change() on conditions, int(math.floor(a / b)), and transp on colors with their own transparency
• A map type whose key or value is a built-in type such as color no longer fails to load
• A string literal that continues onto the next line inside parentheses now compiles correctly