Structs as trailing literal arguments to a function

As V does not support default function arguments or named arguments, we can use trailing struct literal syntax. In V, you can define functions that accept structs as input arguments. Therefore, we can pass a struct with default values to a function that accepts the struct as an input argument.

For example, let's create a function that creates a Note struct to remind us to buy groceries. This function will take the Note struct provided as an input argument and create a new Note struct that prepends a phrase, Buy Groceries:, to the message field of every new note being created, as follows:

fn new_grocery_note(n Note) &Note {
        return &Note{
                id: n.id
                message: 'Buy Groceries...