CST: Add initial support for anonymous functions #203
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Handle parameters in function body For now, let's ignore the separators
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This PR adds support for serializing function bodies and anonymous functions.
For now, this only includes simple function bodies with no type annotations. We serialize the parentheses, parameters (excluding type specifiers) and end token.
For an anonymous function, we also serialize the function token separately. We create a custom
AstExprAnonymousFunctionnode in the Luau CST to handle this (note that in C++ land this does not exist, it is only anAstExprFunctiondirectly). This new node is added for simplicity.A follow up change will add serialization of type specifiers and generics in function bodies