feat: serialize compiled rules in a platform-independent way. #202
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With this change the compile command produces rules that can be used across different platforms. You can compile a set of rules in a Linux and use them in a Windows. Until now, the compiled rules were platform-specific, and could be used only in the same platform where it was compiled.
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With this change the
compilecommand produces rules that can be used across different platforms. You can compile a set of rules in a Linux and use them in a Windows. Until now, the compiled rules were platform-specific, and could be used only in the same platform where it was compiled.