Replace compiletime.code with compiletime.codeOf
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This new version simply takes an argument and prints its code. It supports the use-cases the previous `code` interpolator using simple `String.+`.
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This new version simply takes an argument and prints its code.
It supports the use-cases the previous
codeinterpolator using simpleString.+.Migration
code"$x"->codeOf(x)code"...$x1...$x2..."->"..." + codeOf(x1) + "..." + codeOf(x2) + "...