hyperscript 0.9.4 has been released!

hyperscript 0.9.4 Release

We are pleased to present the 0.9.4 release of hyperscript.

BREAKING: the transition command no longer supports "naked" strings for style values. This means that code like this must be changed:
```
  transition my color to red   -- Old syntax
  transition my color to "red" -- New syntax
```
However, with the addition of general measurement literals to the language, mentioned below, many transitions will not need to be changed:
```
  transition my width to 100%   -- Works because `100%` is a valid, general expression now
```
If you have questions or need help, please jump on the htmx discord for help
style literals are now available, making it easier to refer to style properties
```
  set my *opacity to 50%
```

style measurement literals are now available, making it easy to get the computed value of a style property:

  log my *opacity          -- logs the explicit opacity of the element
  log my *computed-opacity -- logs the computed opacity of the element

measurement literals are now available, making it terms like 50% available generally in the language:
```
  set my *opacity to 50%
```
pseudo commands now support an expanded syntax, including the ability to simply use a function as a top-level command:
```
  on click
     alert("I was clicked") -- a stand alone function call can now simply be a top level command
```
the sender symbol is now available in event handlers, and will be set to the element that sent an event to the current element, if any
the fetch command supports a better syntax, with the response transformation before the with clause, which eliminates some grammatical ambiguity:
```
  fetch /example as json
    with method: "POST"
```
the 'break' command has been added, allowing you to break out of loops
the 'toggle' command can now toggle visibility, but passing it a style literal to use:
```
  on click toggle my *opacity
  on click toggle my *display
```

functions and symbols with numbers in them now resolve properly, e.g. call select2(...)
internally, the hyperscript runtime eliminated a hacky mechanism for resolving promises with the standard Promise.all() function (thank you to Deniz for noticing this!)
fixed a bug where a template literal on the rhs was not working properly with the in expression
properly throw errors when a hyperscript program has extra characters at the end and is being evaluated as an expression
escape characters in strings (e.g. '\n') now are properly transformed into their corresponding control characters
listening to events on form elements now works properly
fixed issue when waiting for an event with a timeout

Enjoy!