feat(architecture): update pseudoinstruction definitions to new engine - #50
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Updates the definition of pseudoinstructions to the new engine in creator-assembler. The wiki has already been updated with the documentation of the new engine.
This new engine simplifies the definition of pseudoinstructions and avoids magic replacement patterns. Thanks to the features of the assembler (expression and modifier support), JS code is less often needed, which improves support of forward references. For example, the RISC-V
lapseudoinstruction now allows them in all cases rather than just to.datasegments, allowing code like: