Add ignore access level modifier

[skorulis-ap]

This allows tagging an entire assembly with // @knit ignore to prevent parsing from continuing. The purpose of this is to allow wildcard specification of assemblies (like Sources/DI/*Assembly.swift) but still being able to ignore individual files.

The ignore directive works for registrations as well and drops them from the array. A further improvement could completely skip parsing allowing for non parsable registrations to be included and handled manually.

This was driven from #114 which required this option.

[jmesmith]

The purpose of this is to allow wildcard specification of assemblies (like Sources/DI/*Assembly.swift) but still being able to ignore individual files.

Implementation makes sense, but could you expand on this for my own understanding? I'm not sure I understand why this is useful

[skorulis-ap]

Implementation makes sense, but could you expand on this for my own understanding? I'm not sure I understand why this is useful

Currently we manually specify any other assemblies to be parsed in the podspec s.dependency_injected(additional_assemblies: ["CommonCashAppAssembly", "CommonCashAbstractAppAssembly"]). One thing I'm working on is driven directly from bazel so it doesn't have this information, it's pulling in all assembly files from the DI folder. Some of these are using features that are incompatible which Knit so the parsing fails.

[jmesmith]

Implementation makes sense, but could you expand on this for my own understanding? I'm not sure I understand why this is useful

Currently we manually specify any other assemblies to be parsed in the podspec s.dependency_injected(additional_assemblies: ["CommonCashAppAssembly", "CommonCashAbstractAppAssembly"]). One thing I'm working on is driven directly from bazel so it doesn't have this information, it's pulling in all assembly files from the DI folder. Some of these are using features that are incompatible which Knit so the parsing fails.

I see, thanks!