feat: Implement 'open' and 'unconstrained' keywords#1037
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Adds the 'open' and 'unconstrained' keywords for contract visibility. These keywords are mutually exclusive and functions with neither keyword are considered to be 'secret' by default. It is an error for functions outside of a contract to specify that they are open or unconstrained (though we may allow unconstrained functions in the future).
These keywords currently do nothing until #1033 is merged, when they will only set the is_secret option in the resulting JSON after compiling a contract.
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cargo fmtwith default settings.Documentation needs
Once we document contracts, we will need to document that they can be secret (the default, no keyword),
open, orunconstrained.Additional context