Module directive

Module directive 

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Intermetiate representation of the assembly language input.

This is arranged as a sequence of instruction (not scope) blocks, each with an optional origin.

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Directive ðŸ”’
The Directive is the abstract syntax representation of the user’s program (i.e. the assembler’s input). A Directive is generated (from a super::manuscript::SourceFile instance) by the assembler once it has deduced the absolute address at which each block will be located.