Paul Backus

> D is known to have (too) technical and terse documentation for beginners which makes D hard to learn and additionally decreases the popularity of Dlang. A documentation should simplify...

Good catch. Adding `--compiler=dmd` makes that flag disappear.

The quoting is still a problem. I've update my initial comment with the new error message and reproduction steps.

> ah yeah the output is probably rather made for copy-pasting, so that's why the quotes are there Perhaps—although some other options like `--data=dflags` do not include quotes. I suspect...

Frankly even something as simplistic as `https://www.google.com/search?q=site:code.dlang.org %s` would be an improvement over the status quo.

If a data structure absolutely requires deterministic deallocation, then yes, of course it can require that its allocator implement `deallocate` (and it should probably also check the return value, to...

Won't this give the wrong answer when the elements in the input range are not already correctly ordered by the 2nd comparison function? For example, in the new unit test,...

Thanks! Looks like everything's green on buildkite, so maybe we can get away with this.

``` core.exception.AssertError@std/logger/core.d(1905): foo ``` Looks like a flaky test. Force pushing to retry...

Rebased to pick up #8557