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I have an "on the fly spec generation in clojurescript" question.
I'd like to generate and register new specs but clojure-spec has a macro based api and clojurescript doesn't have eval.
Can someone point me at a sane approach please.
It's possible a macro is the right way to do this but I get super confused about when macros evaluate in clojurescript.
My spec generation looks at existing registered specs. That means my macro needs to consider the correct registry (presumably there's a CLJ one at compile time and a CLJS one at runtime).
Pretty sure I'm lots in the weeds.