Add a new macro @rulenode
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Allows for convenient `RuleNode` construction
in the form `RuleNode`s are already printed in
(`1{2,3}` for `RuleNode(1, [RuleNode(2), RuleNode(3)]`)
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Allows for convenient
RuleNodeconstruction in the formRuleNodes are already printed in:1{2,3}to constructRuleNode(1, [RuleNode(2), RuleNode(3)])I'm not sure if
@rulenodeis the best name for this. Even shorter@rn? More verbose@make_rulenode? Open to suggestions.