marigold 0.1.5

The Marigold Programming Language.
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# marigold

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(WIP) Marigold is a domain-specific language for data pipelining and analysis.
Marigold compiles to asynchronous Rust, and can be accessed in a macro:

```rust
use marigold::m;

let is_odd = |i: &i32| i % 2 == 1;

let odd_digits = m!(
  range(0, 10)
    .filter(is_odd)
    .to_vec()
    .return
).await;

println!("{:?}", odd_digits); // [1, 3, 5, 7, 9]
```