%break can take args. Add %peek (can take 1 form)
%break can take args. Add %peek (can take 1 form)

Both of these work at compile-time, break is more like lisp break in
that it returns nothing. %peek compiles the form and shows the result,
it the returns that compiled result. This means %peek can be use inline
like #'print can be in regular lisp code

cbaggers/varjo