website/ref/language: add hints for list operations #1903
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This commit modifies the language reference section on lists and provides hints how a user can emulate concatenating or prepending to a list. The goal is to surface what is to be answers to common usage needs, especially for users coming to Elvish from other language ecosystems.
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@xiaq: apologies for letting this sit so long. I had a chance to look at what failed in CI and fixed it in the current revision. |
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This commit modifies the language reference section on lists and provides hints how a user can emulate concatenating or prepending to a list. The goal is to surface what is to be answers to common usage needs, especially for users coming to Elvish from other language ecosystems.