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Has anyone written a generator for keys
that always chooses to generate optional entries until *recursion-limit*
is reached?
It seems like this may not be possible currently because whenever a generator-creating function is allowed (`with-gen`, (keys :gen (fn [] ...))
) it is takes 0 args while the default generator-creating functions take 3 args (`[overrides path rmap]`). Why do custom generators not have access to the current length of recursion?