Reorder some parser definitions to avoid laziness

Author: mkantor

src/language/parsing/atom.ts

@@ -3,13 +3,12 @@ import {
   anySingleCharacter,
   as,
   butNot,
-  lazy,
   literal,
   map,
   oneOf,
   oneOrMore,
   sequence,
-  zeroOrMore,
+  zeroOrMore
 } from '@matt.kantor/parsing'
 import { optionallySurroundedByParentheses } from './parentheses.js'
 import { whitespace } from './trivia.js'
@@ -40,9 +39,6 @@ const atomComponentsRequiringQuotation = [
   literal('*/'),
 ] as const
 
-export const atomParser: Parser<Atom> = optionallySurroundedByParentheses(
-  lazy(() => oneOf([unquotedAtomParser, quotedAtomParser])),
-)
 
 export const atomWithAdditionalQuotationRequirements = (
   additionalQuoteRequiringComponent: Parser<unknown>,
@@ -99,3 +95,7 @@ const quotedAtomParser = map(
   ]),
   ([_1, contents, _2]) => contents,
 )
+
+export const atomParser: Parser<Atom> = optionallySurroundedByParentheses(
+  oneOf([unquotedAtomParser, quotedAtomParser]),
+)

src/language/parsing/molecule.ts

@@ -20,10 +20,6 @@ import { trivia } from './trivia.js'
 
 export type Molecule = { readonly [key: Atom]: Molecule | Atom }
 
-export const moleculeParser: Parser<Molecule> = lazy(
-  () => potentiallySugaredMolecule,
-)
-
 // Keyless properties are automatically assigned numeric indexes, which uses some mutable state.
 type Indexer = () => string
 const makeIncrementingIndexer = (): Indexer => {
@@ -210,3 +206,5 @@ const potentiallySugaredMolecule: Parser<Molecule> = (() => {
     potentiallySugaredNonApply,
   ])
 })()
+
+export const moleculeParser: Parser<Molecule> = potentiallySugaredMolecule