feat: Document arbitrary-position list spreads #346
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How does this new wording look? |
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| We can also write functions that process data in lists, but we'll save that fun for the section on Pattern Matching. | |||
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| ## More On Spreads (`...`) | |||
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Blocked on grain-lang/grain#1665 @alex-snezhko Can we mark this as a draft for now? |
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Ref grain-lang/grain#1665 documenting and warning about performance implications of arbitrary-position spread