Private named static fields #33
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Transform private-named instance methods Signed-off-by: Max Heiber <max.heiber@gmail.com>
Implement transformation for private-named fields. This turned out to be as easy as ignoring whether a private-named field is static or not. Signed-off-by: Max Heiber <max.heiber@gmail.com>
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1 meaningful commit, so please check the diff there
Builds on #19
which builds on #32
The emit seems like it might be right, even though all I did was update the code related to emitting private names for fields so that it doesn't pay attention to whether the field is static or not.