Nicolás Ojeda Bär

I pushed some documentation in a new section of the "Language extensions" chapter (comments welcome), updated `Changes` and fixed the `check-typo` warnings.

Thanks @goldfirere and @Octachron for your suggestions concerning the documentation. I pushed a new commit that should address all points; I also reworded a bit the last paragraph which illustrates...

From a distance it makes sense to have a fold that goes over the elements of the map or set in decreasing order instead of increasing order, but I don't...

Out of curiosity, I gave it a try: https://github.com/nojb/ocaml/commit/c124bfadf52dee457770c6693cff9dd0ff58c07d. Not sure if the approach is exactly right (comments welcome!), but worked well enough for an experiment: ``` OCaml version 5.3.0+dev0-2023-12-22...

> @nojb would you want to open a PR with that implementation? Maybe we can just get this one in. Thanks for taking a stab! Yes, I will open a...

> > @nojb would you want to open a PR with that implementation? Maybe we can just get this one in. Thanks for taking a stab! > > Yes, I...

> Hi, @gasche! Is this issue still open? There is a PR but it needs more work and seems stalled; a description of the current status: https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml/pull/12654#issuecomment-1777521583. @gasche will confirm...

From a distance, I tend to agree to the change in this PR. I think the picture OCaml presents of dynlinked plugins is that these are shared libraries which are...

The shared dune cache uses hard links by default, which do not work across file systems. You can use file copies instead (less performant) by setting `(cache-storage-mode copy)` in your...

> The cache folder could potentially be a place for a last trim timestamp. Indeed, this is the natural place for it.