I don't understand why TypeScript types Array.includes so that the argument must be the same type as the array elements. Accepting any type would be just as valid and save me from idiotic type casts that make no sense.
Hmm, I think I won't even need this plugin after all. My first instinct was to replicate Lume's approach, but I'd prefer templates include images that need to be converted with a special component or function, kinda like Astro.
There's this genre of anime that leans heavily into the cozy vibe, but over the course of the story you get glimpses at a conflict that has been building up, but it's not so bad that it feels particularly threatening. And then in the last 2 episodes suddenly people are at risk of dying or actually dying. It's super jarring
well, I could do this if I made connect an independent function taking both pipelines. But I'm not really into the Lisp aesthetic (connect(connect(connect(p1), p2, p3))
Volpeon 