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-# Clojure-Typst: A Clojure-style Lisp for Typst
-
-## The Problem
-
-Typst is a modern typesetting system with a nice programming language, but it's not a Lisp. We only like Lisps.
-
-## The Vision
-
-Create a Clojure-inspired Lisp that compiles to Typst, bringing:
-- S-expression syntax
-- Functional programming idioms
-- Macros and metaprogramming
-- Immutable-first data structures
-- REPL-driven development (maybe?)
-
-## Open Questions
-
-### Syntax & Semantics
-- [ ] How closely do we follow Clojure syntax?
-- [ ] What Typst constructs map to Lisp naturally?
-- [ ] How do we handle Typst's content mode vs code mode distinction?
-- [ ] Do we support Clojure-style destructuring?
-- [ ] What about namespaces/modules?
-
-### Data Structures
-- [ ] Vectors `[]`, maps `{}`, sets `#{}`?
-- [ ] How do these map to Typst arrays and dictionaries?
-- [ ] Lazy sequences - possible in Typst?
-
-### Interop
-- [ ] How do we call Typst functions from our Lisp?
-- [ ] How do we emit Typst content/markup?
-- [ ] Can we import Typst packages?
-
-### Implementation
-- [ ] What language for the compiler? (Clojure? Rust? Typst itself?)
-- [ ] AST representation
-- [ ] Compilation strategy (source-to-source? interpreter?)
-- [ ] Error messages and source maps
-
-## Typst Features to Leverage
-
-- Functions are first-class
-- Has closures
-- Pattern matching in function args
-- Content as a first-class type
-- Scripting mode `#` vs content mode
-
-## Example Syntax Ideas
-
-```clojure
-; Define a function
-(defn greet [name]
-  (str "Hello, " name "!"))
-
-; Emit typst content
-(content
-  (heading "My Document")
-  (greet "World"))
-
-; Maybe something like hiccup for content?
-[:heading {:level 1} "My Document"]
-["Hello, " [:strong "World"] "!"]
-```
-
-## Next Steps
-
-1. Study Typst's language semantics more deeply
-2. Identify the minimal viable feature set
-3. Decide on implementation language
-4. Build a basic parser for s-expressions
-5. Implement core special forms (def, fn, let, if, do)
-6. Add Typst content emission
-7. Iterate
-
-## Resources
-
-- [Typst Documentation](https://typst.app/docs)
-- [Clojure Reference](https://clojure.org/reference)
-- [Make a Lisp](https://github.com/kanaka/mal)
-
-## Notes
-
-(Add brainstorming notes here)