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I guess yes because in https://github.com/jasongilman/proto-repl#option-1-quick-start there is no installation of parinfer or paredit.
Thanks @mwaldowski. It's not obvious to me that it wouldn't somehow include them anyway, but it sounds like it wouldn't, which is great to hear.
Yeah it works with either. I actually have both installed because I use some features of both of them.
Thanks @jasongilman. To be clear, though, I want to use neither of them. Both for my own coding and for the courses I teach, I find both to be quite problematic (although I appreciate their cleverness and am glad others find them useful).