I converted Punie over to using PAST-pm's way of representing conditionals. I tried out altering Punie's parsing of conditionals to match Perl 6's, but it turns out parsing else/elsif blocks recursively results in simpler parse->past transformation rules than the iterative way Perl6 is parsing them. So, I kept Punie's existing parse rules.
I had to set the 'pasttype' attribute in the PAST::Op node for '=' to 'assign' rather than setting the 'pirop' attribute to 'assign'. This stops the PIR generator from trying to assign 3 values to a string. It's an oddish work-around, possibly a bug in the past->post transformation, I'll come back and look at it later.
I had to set Punie variables to vivify as undef, by setting the 'viviself' attribute on PAST::Var nodes to '.Undef'.
I changed all the builtin operator names to have 'infix:' on the front. This is the Perl 6 way of naming operators, and I haven't decided if I want to keep it. I'll come back to it later.
And finally, I had to set '&&' operators to a 'pasttype' of 'if', and '||' operators to a 'pasttype' of 'unless'.
With those changes, all Punie test pass, so I'm checking it in. The next step is some refactoring and cleanup.
