expose datum flag bit values as TOML_FLAG_* in public header#40
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Move FLAG_INLINED/FLAG_STDEXPR/FLAG_EXPLICIT out of tomlc17.c into the public header as TOML_FLAG_*, so external code can interpret toml_datum_t::flag. Rename all internal uses; values unchanged.
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I am aware these flags are documented as internal, but they can help with writing a serializer on top of tomlc17. #11 mentions that serialization is out of scope for this library, but exposing these can help writing one that can write back a file parsed by tomlc17 in a similar format.
Alternatively I can just redefine them in my serialization code, if you do not want to make them public.