Start defining two new builtins, 'showExpr' and 'showSyntax', to help when debugging the behaviour of macros

Update the repository URLs in the Curly documentation; update the install script to allow installing Bash completions in a standard location

Integrate the 'bashcomps.shl' library into the Curly package, so that unprivileged users can still benefit from great completions

Correct a small parser bug that caused some interactive commands to need two newlines instead of one

Implement a 'pull' builtin to precisely manage the scope of terms on the stack; merge the 'intro' and 'intro-before' builtins

Improve the pretty-printing machinery with "variable name" nodes. Useful for LaTeX, where variable names can be typeset in interesting ways.

Add a templating feature to all concatenative languages implemented with Algebra.Monad.Concatenative

At its simplest, a template is just a regular quote (between '{' and
'}'). Inside a template, you can drill some holes with the syntax {@
code... @}. The holes thus drilled are automatically filled from left
to right when the template is instanciated, that is, when its value
comes into scope.

For example, you can write a generic function to define custom
setters for individual variables like so :

  'defvar { dup "set-%s" format { {@ swap @} swap def } def } def
  'A defvar 'B defvar
  3 set-A 5 set-B
  A B + A *

Allow loading textures in raw 32bpc RGB floating point format in Logos (using the new 'texture' builtin, as opposed to 'image', which now means a standard 8bpc RGBA image).

Make list creation more efficient in concatenative languages, by building the result in order instead of building it in reverse, then reversing it again

Implement a simple ReadLine interface for Logos instead of just reading words off stdin like an animal