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Run the recursion chapter's Racket examples at render time - #142
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binary, digits, len and app were plain fences, and their return values were typed in the prose (#131). They are now {racket} chunks, the typed values are chunk output, and the solutions to exr-binary-trace and exr-cons-list end with a chunk that runs the same expressions. exm-first-rest runs first and rest on the list, and shows the error from (first empty) with error: true. The evaluation traces stay plain text fences. Part of #131. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FWgYrEUFVHj2qKjKncHg77
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Claude finished review — View run I read the comments on #139. They show no blocker, so my earlier statement holds.
VerdictReady for merge, but only after stacked base PR #139 merges. #139 is still open. Structured Review Data (JSON){
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"detailed_assessment": "Read the new tools/racket-pieces.R preamble handling from commit 5944ccc and confirmed it does not alter output for any chunk in chapters/_subfiles/recursion/, since none emits a pre-form message and the single error chunk has one form.",
"holistic_assessment": "The PR's own diff is unchanged since the prior clean reviews, the merge commits match git's automatic merge apart from CLAUDE.md on the base side, and the only open concern is the documented merge-order dependency on stacked PR 139."
}#139 is a pull request, not an issue, so What that read showed:
VerdictReady for merge, but only after stacked base PR #139 merges. #139 is still open. Structured Review Data (JSON){
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"findings": [],
"detailed_assessment": "Read the new tools/racket-pieces.R preamble handling from commit 5944ccc and confirmed it does not alter output for any chunk in chapters/_subfiles/recursion/, since none emits a pre-form message and the single error chunk has one form.",
"holistic_assessment": "The PR's own diff is unchanged since the prior clean reviews, the merge commits match git's automatic merge apart from CLAUDE.md on the base side, and the only open concern is the documented merge-order dependency on stacked PR 139."
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Requested by Ezra · project thread
Important
Stacked on #139, which adds the racket engine. Merge #139 first. This PR is independent of #140 and #141.
Part of #131.
What changes
In
chapters/recursion.qmd:_subfiles/_racket-setup.qmd;binary,digits,lenandappare{racket}chunks;exm-digits-racketruns(digits 2026)instead of typing 4;exm-list-lengthandexm-appendrun their function beside Racket's built-inlengthandappend, which the prose said give the same values;exm-first-restrunsfirstandreston'(7 2 9)instead of typing the results, and shows the error from(first empty)witherror: true.One new sentence says that
'()is how Racket printsempty, since the old text said "isempty";exr-binary-traceandexr-cons-listkeep their worked reasoning and end with a chunk that runs the same expressions.The evaluation traces (
(len '(7 2 9)) = (+ 1 ...)) are hand rewriting steps, so they stay plaintextfences.Testing
Rendered the chapter to HTML locally with Racket 8.10. The outputs match the prose:
"1","11","110", 4,'(7 2 9), 7,'(2 9), 2,'(), 3 and 3,'(1 2 3)twice,and
(first empty)showsfirst: contract violation.Generated by Claude Code