elisp library for typechecking, and some other stuff I guess? I was trying to make macros for checks / operations I do a lot in elisp and realized I could turn it into The DSL From Macro Hell.

Currently:

1. >
2. <
3. |
4. ~
5. /
6. :
7. $
8. =
9. ^
10. @
11. ! (can add to invocation of any var to have it throw if nil instead of just returning nil)

Have a pretty good idea of what I need to do, but don't have enough time right now.

1. metachars transform expressions directly like macros (in bind-in--deconstruct-symbol)
2. entries in bind-in-basic-type-alist are interpreted (after metachar transformation) with bind-in--deconstruct-expr (implicit and)
3. allow configuring of what symbols are replaced / allow user to use prefixes if there are clashes with any other macros or real variables they use (lol)

GPL