try to answer both here: • if you you a regex schema inside a regex schema, it get’s inlined, so you can create a “flat” list using those • non-regex schemas just take one slot in the regex schema, so: ◦ [:orn [:s :string] [:bs [:+ :boolean]] is “a string or 1+ booleans” taking 1 slot ◦ [:altn [:s :string] [:bs [:+ :boolean]] is the same but if used inside a regex schema, the :+ get’s inlined ◦ you can’t inline a :ref in the regex schema ◦ wrapping any schema into :schema makes it “normal schema” and thus, it takes just one slot in the regex (`:ref` and regex schemas)

when I'm using malli in a terminal like setting, I kind of want the pretty explain output reversed from how it is seen on a webpage: https://github.com/valyagolev/malli/blob/c7c22a8fefd3a8491a35e1e320ab620791c4500c/src/malli/dev/pretty.cljc#L37-L40 since the bottom is closest to what I'm looking at, and the top stuff I might have to scroll up to see. luckily I'm able to call this whole defmethod myself, but maybe it's common enough that other people would find it useful to have a function in that namespace to set explain to "console" mode?