Package fixes #20
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… were missing in the released version
…ly; specifically we have introduced the detection of classes
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There were many dependencies that svinst was not finding in my code, mostly instances of systemverilog packages. There are changed introduced to fix this.
Sometimes an instance of a package was indistinguishable from a class instance. I therefore also added the ability to detect class declarations that would then be used later to to remove instances of classes that looked like packages.
The other change in this branch is there is a new command line switch that allows for code to be passed on stdin rather than read from a file. This allows for avoiding the need to read the file from the disk multiple times when used in conjunction with other tools and may improve performance when processing thousands of files.