chunkybanana

Why would you want this though? It's just `λ...;` but with different delimiters, right?

Ah.

We could create analogs of this with `];}`?

Pretty much what user said with the n-dimension generalization.

What if the input format's a -> b and the output is a -> c tick/cross?

This sort of pattern matching is quite difficult. It's not a bug, it's a feature. We might still be able to add this though...

[Modified corpus](https://gist.github.com/chunkybanana/eda6639f661dd4822cd132450efa0131) that uses the lexer to get least/most common elements. Results: ``` Least common: 1 X 1 ¢ 2 ↑ 3 @ 3 Ẇ 3 z 3 ė 3...

This is more on the python side, when debugging manually, e.g. `print(LazyList([1, 2]))`. If it changes code behaviour, we've got more bugs.

Sympy is unfixable. At some point we're gonna create Symvy, which will solve this.

1-byte string and 2-byte string are already a thing.