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This brings the name closer to the actual meaning of this construction.
This way, is is less likely one by accident exports the wrong function under a different name
It is old, unused, unmaintained, and superseeded by a recent BSc project
If we truly need it later, then we can easily reimplement this library. At that point we might have a context (worker stealing?) that can inform the API design
This was only a temporary LLM-generated library never meant to be kept
In a separate branch, I am already implementing this anew with a proper API (but still not properly balanced).
On a seperate branch, I am already trying to implement this anew
These should be reimplemented as a new IO library with an entirely new API.
This also adds the start of a 'Time' module (which is what I initially thought would be the place to put the new timeout function.
This removes some derivable operations out of the TCB, e.g. `fprintln` and `fprintlnWithLabels`. At the same time, `inputLine` has been semi-generalised to be `freadln` (read a line from a file) and `stdin` is now a derivable capability similar to the one needed for printing to `stdout`. This also fixes the missing access to `stderr`. For now, there are lots of `runtime/core` tests that rely on the preamble functions, `print` and so on. In the long run, these tests should be rewritten such that they are completely independent. The tests for the preamble itself have been moved into a separate folder.
This test was in 'core' even though it was testing 'ifc' stuff. Furthermore, it was on testing one particular combination instead of each possible.
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Same as #84 but without renaming
printWithLabels(though the inconsistency should be resolved at some point to decrease the struggle studens have to build a mental model).Please only merge when happy. 😉