Add transformFunctionQuery and its first usage xpath 2.0's reverse()
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XPath 2.0 introduces a number of functions that returns a node-set for a given input node-set. That's different from XPath 1.0 functions. Introduce `transformFunctionQuery` which performs a mapping/transform on a given node-set input (NodeNavigator) and returns a new node-set. And coming with it is the first application `reverse()`. Plus unit test coverage. For more details, check out the discussion in antchfx#45.
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XPath 2.0 introduces a number of functions that returns a node-set for a given input node-set. That's different from XPath 1.0 functions. Introduce
transformFunctionQuerywhich performs a mapping/transform on a given node-set input (NodeNavigator) and returns a new node-set. And coming with it is the first applicationreverse(). Plus unit test coverage.For more details, check out the discussion in #45.