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[hare] The Hare programming language
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      1                               RFC SUMMARY
      2 
      3 Free-form brief summary of the RFC's goals, 1-2 paragraphs in length.
      4 
      5                          LANGUAGE IMPLICATIONS
      6 
      7 Enumerate proposed language changes in this section, if any.
      8 
      9 Put "None" here if there are no language implications.
     10 
     11                      STANDARD LIBRARY IMPLICATIONS
     12 
     13 Enumerate proposed standard library changes in this section, if any.
     14 Focus on breaking changes to the standard library's API over
     15 implementation details, unless implementation details are particularly
     16 important.
     17 
     18 Put "None" here if there are no standard library implications.
     19 
     20                          ECOSYSTEM IMPLICATIONS
     21 
     22 Include considerations for the broader Hare ecosystem here, such as a
     23 survey estimating how many third-party codebases will be affected and
     24 how difficult it will be to implement the changes. If necessary, make a
     25 plan for alleviating the impact, such as automated migration tools (e.g.
     26 a sed script, or a dedicated tool for more complex migrations).
     27 
     28 Put "None" here if there are no ecosystem implications (though in this
     29 case, why is there an RFC for it?).
     30 
     31                               EXAMPLE CODE
     32 
     33 Include in this section samples of example code as it will appear under
     34 this RFC's proposed changes. This section is mandatory.
     35 
     36                               RELATED RFCS
     37 
     38 Include a link to relevant RFCs (such as the prior version) on the
     39 hare-rfc web archives, as well as a brief summary of changes from that
     40 version or the reason why this RFC is relevant.
     41 
     42 Put "None" here if there are no relevant RFCs.