Support punctuation, and some input changes#1
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additionally, it reads one line so the data can be entered after running the command and sent by hitting enter. If there is need for multiple lines, `stdin.read()` should be used instead.
newlines now can be entered as input, Ctrl-D for EOF
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Hi @tadeboro, thanks very much for this interpreter, it saved me a whole lot of time while figuring out how Eodermdrome is supposed to work!
I have added support for punctuation as stated in the spec https://esolangs.org/wiki/Eodermdrome:
and added a Hello World example that uses punctuation.
This PR also makes some changes to the way input is read, which hopefully make things better.
I'll probably be doing more coding in Eodermdrome, and using this interpreter to do so, so may have more contributions to make. Thanks!