This behaves surprisingly:
$
! a b
! c d
==>
((a b (c d)))
it seems $ consumes the following newline, resulting in same parsing as if
I wrote
$ a b
c d
Is this deliberate?
Since "a b" is on a child line, I'd it to parse in the same manner as "c
d", resulting in ((a b) (c d)).
[I'm asking this because if it's 'fixed, my
closing-SUBLIST-by-unmatched-dedent would allow:
let $
! ! x $ compute 'x
! ! y $ compute 'y
! body...
]
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