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@@ -8,10 +8,6 @@ might allow goals to be called with labelled parameters.
 
 Fix: You must use 'all ()' on the command line.
 
-"Quiet" code.  Generally {CODE} sections in user files should be
-echos, and those in stdlib should run silently (except if debugging).
-Maybe we should have a quiet keyword to indicate this?
-
 Deleting target files if goals is interrupted, but only if the
 timestamp changes (what about non-*files?).  Also: atomic code.  This
 will delete the target if the code doesn't run to completion.  (make
@@ -36,6 +32,10 @@ https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Remaking-Makefiles.html
 
 Code should be an expression, eg this ought to work:
 let foo = { echo "hello" }
+and/or anonymous functions:
+let foo = function (arg) { ... }
 
-Should the environment be populated by the actual environment, eg:
-let homedir = "%HOME"
+Infinite loop when you have this goal:
+goal pod2man (page, section) = "docs/%page.%section" : "docs/%page.pod" { ... }
+This is caused by %section matching "pod" so the rule is called
+again, even if the local file docs/%page.pod actually exists.