Implement ADTs with tagged-union compilation to C #6
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This commit adds support for partially instantiating enum variants by automatically filling in missing arguments using their default values. This aligns enum construction with user expectations and improves ergonomics when working with variants that define defaults. Summary of changes: - Add example and expected output for partial enum usage - Inline default arguments when generating constructor calls - Fix argument assignment logic in enum codegen - Update type inference to backfill missing default args
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This PR adds full enum support to kitc, allowing Kit developers to define sum types with optional associated data for each variant.
The enums compile into efficient C tagged unions that support default field values and partial initialization via automatic default filling.