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Opening this for comments and suggestions, not yet ready for merging. I'm fairly new to Common Lisp, so feedback on ways to improve this welcome.
Typing Shift-Tab with the cursor inside a form should pop up a tooltip containing the output of DESCRIBE on the function. The aim is to mimic a feature of SLIME which I find very useful: displaying the function arguments, highlighting where the cursor is in the argument list. For example if the cursor is at the '|'
(+ 1 2 val| ) => output of (describe '+) not (describe 'val)
Getting the argument list for a given function seems to be implementation specific, but SWANK must have the code to do it.