Integration test for runner#114
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Introduce an integration test for the runner.
Support code blocks at top-level (as Elements) having nested scopes below them (in the case where they are control structures such as
repeatorforeach). This isn't a language change, but the parser and formatter weren't dealing with them particularly well.Add prototype example and samples used for testing.
The branch continues with a long series of correctness fixes arising from review of the runner behaviour now that it can be inspected and enforced.