Maize is a specialized programming language, designed for writing descriptive, relevant, and consistent code.

It aims to provide minimal resistance in converting ideas to code, while also being internally consistent and, as a whole, making sense as a language.

• Read expressions repeatedly until EOF (to finish reading a line after a root left-associative operator)
• Add parentheses to the AST to handle operator precedence correctly
• Implement significant whitespace (stolen from Haskell and Python)
• (maybe) Allow using infix expressions like (/ 2) ≡ (\x x / 2).
  • This would allow less error space (Error::UnexpectedInfix) but at the cost of either (1) potential name collision while defining the lambda or (2) a more complicated AST

Feel free to open a PR or an issue.

Before starting large PRs, make sure to check with a maintainer.

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