Transform external interface to a modular and extensible design - #579
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This ensures that the registration is only performed once instead of every time the corresponding header file is included somewhere.
This object serves as a unique identification of elements in a potentially nested expression tree.
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All processing is now performed in terms of individual processing steps and the flow across those is completely defined in the JSON driver. This replaces the C++ code that drove the processing and only took options from the JSON file.
This changes makes it much simpler to extend the external interface to add new types of processing steps or to adapt existing ones as the required changes will be quite localized to the associated step implementations.