This sorta kinda reminds me of what macros do for Common Lisp, except that they position it as a language unto itself.
I can also see it used, in a "side effect" sort of way, to get modern code running natively on older or limited devices that wouldn't normally be able to support the advanced capabilities.
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[ 2.5 ms ] story [ 24.5 ms ] threadI can also see it used, in a "side effect" sort of way, to get modern code running natively on older or limited devices that wouldn't normally be able to support the advanced capabilities.