v0.7.1

stack_lang_spec.md

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 # Stack Language Specification
 
-**Version**: 0.7  
+**Version**: 0.7.1  
 **Status**: Draft Specification  
 **Changes**:
 - 0.5 (AI)
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     6. **Section 6 rename** - Renamed "Operators (Postfix)" to "Built-in Operators"
     7. **Module syntax** - Added `::` prefix for module imports
     8. **Module alias options** - Added multiple alias syntax options
+- 0.7.1 (Human)
+    1. Formatting changes
 
 > **INSTRUCTIONS FOR AI:** AI agents are not allowed to change human reviewed md code blocks. If an AI reviewer thinks a change needs to be made to one of these blocks, the AI model can add a human todo explaining a suggested change or problem. It is totally possible for a md code block that was human reviewed and be correct for the current specification and new TODOs would change it, AIs are still not allowed to change it, only add a human todo. Reviewed md code blocks could also implement new TODOs already.
 
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 - All operators must be backed by a trait
 - Cannot share names with functions
 - Are the fundamental building blocks of the language
-- Examples: `+`, `-`, `dup`, `swap`, `if`, `while` (built-in), custom operators via trait implementation
+- Examples: `+`, `-`, `dup`, `swap`, `if`, `while` (built-in); custom operators via trait implementation
 
 **Functions** are user-defined or library-defined procedures. They:
 - Do not implement traits directly (though they may use operators that do)
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 ## 6. Built-in Operators
 
-**Every operator is backed by a trait and must be implemented for types that use it.**
+Every operator is backed by a trait and must be implemented for types that use it.
 
 ### 6.1 Arithmetic