Add ability to use expression as array index within an expression#527
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PR Summary
Was doing some ad hoc testing and I had not initially added the ability to use an expression as an array index. Looked it up and ARM templates support it, so added it here.
The only interesting part is now I have an
IndexExpressionmember of theAccessorenum, but both that and justIndexneeds to actually index into the array. So instead of having the same code within two match blocks, I use a flag to track if it should run outside of the match.I also considered pulling it out as a helper function, but seemed overkill for this use.