🐸 Versioned release

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This PR was created and will be kept in sync by bumpy based on your bump files (in .bumpy/). Merge it when you are ready to release the packages listed below:

Patch releases

@env-spec/parser 0.4.0 → 0.4.1 _CHANGELOG.md

• Object and array literals can now span multiple lines. Inside decorators each continuation line is prefixed with # (like multi-line function calls), e.g. a long @import(./.env.shared, pick=[ ... ]) key list; literals nested in item-value function calls use plain newlines. Single-line literals are unchanged. (bump file)
  Multi-line literals and function calls also support # comments — full-line entries can be commented out (# # OLD_KEY,) and individual entries annotated with trailing comments (# KEY, # note).
  The VSCode extension's syntax highlighting now understands object/array literals (single- and multi-line) and these inline comments.

env-spec-language 0.2.2 → 0.2.3 _CHANGELOG.md

• Maintenance release — no functional changes (switches Marketplace publishing to OIDC) (bump file)
• Object and array literals can now span multiple lines. Inside decorators each continuation line is prefixed with # (like multi-line function calls), e.g. a long @import(./.env.shared, pick=[ ... ]) key list; literals nested in item-value function calls use plain newlines. Single-line literals are unchanged. (bump file)
  Multi-line literals and function calls also support # comments — full-line entries can be commented out (# # OLD_KEY,) and individual entries annotated with trailing comments (# KEY, # note).
  The VSCode extension's syntax highlighting now understands object/array literals (single- and multi-line) and these inline comments.
• Fix syntax highlighting: closing paren in a nested decorator function call (e.g. @dec(fn())) no longer shows as an error (bump file)

varlock 1.7.0 → 1.7.1 _CHANGELOG.md

• Fix typed builtin vars (e.g. boolean VARLOCK_IS_CI) being stringified when referenced from root decorators like @import/@initOp, which broke not()/if() logic (bump file)
• Object and array literals can now span multiple lines. Inside decorators each continuation line is prefixed with # (like multi-line function calls), e.g. a long @import(./.env.shared, pick=[ ... ]) key list; literals nested in item-value function calls use plain newlines. Single-line literals are unchanged. (bump file)
  Multi-line literals and function calls also support # comments — full-line entries can be commented out (# # OLD_KEY,) and individual entries annotated with trailing comments (# KEY, # note).
  The VSCode extension's syntax highlighting now understands object/array literals (single- and multi-line) and these inline comments.