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Fixed value initializers for actor attributes with data classes. #134
Changed behavior: Initial attribute values defined in actor classes are now correctly applied for attributes with a DataClass type. Previously the default values defined in the DataClass were always used. Even if the actor class provided different initial values.
Enabled ET_FLOAT64 by default on platform ST_32Bit_Generic !154
Fixed completion proposals for transition terminals. #9
Removed obsolete language.room from modellib. !153
VSCode extension improvements:
Code actions for adding a missing import and for correcting a wrong room model name. #127
State machines are layed out vertically instead of horizontally. !157