By the way, also improve the terminology used in variable and method names: a
“constraint” is something like “ZLB” or “INEG”, a regime is a state in which
constraints are either binding or relaxed.

Really closes: #103

Ref. dynare#1918

In particular, emit more explicit error messages in the presence of
inconsistencies.

Closes: #103

Closes: #124

Remove globals from extended path

See merge request Dynare/preprocessor!99

Add steady_state_model_present field to modfile.json

See merge request Dynare/preprocessor!100

The old name is still accepted, but will trigger a deprecation warning.

Ref. !96

Ref. !97

Ref. !98

dr_block has been removed

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Several of the detected cases are left unattended, because the syntax is more
elegant as it is, and they are not performance-critical.

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Do not make the modification for Tokenizer::location type, since we have no
guarantee that the type will remain trivially-copyable in the future.

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If the user did not specify the GlobalInitFile option, use global_init.m in configuration
directory if it exists.

There was some overengineering related to the Hook class.

– under Linux and macOS, use the “dynare” subdirectory of the configuration
  directory specified by the XDG specification
– under Windows, use the “dynare” subdirectory of the Application Data folder

The old location is kept for backward compatibility, with a warning.

In particular, makes clearer the distinction between configuration and
configuration file. The former includes information that is not in the
latter (command-line options.)