Support shorthand types in env yaml and REPL #1301
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Updates the REPL to use a proposed mini language for specifying types in environment configs. internal ref: http://cl/894210091
Adds support for shorthand types when describing environments. Also rework repl to track types in terms of the environment config TypeDesc. This removes many of the usages of deprecated APIs in the REPL.
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Upstream parser for shorthand type specifier
map<int, string>. This is used for describing environments.Add support for parsing yaml environment configs using the string type specifier and update the REPL to use the new format.
Also rework repl to track types in terms of the environment config
TypeDesc. This removes many of the usages of deprecated APIs in the
REPL.