sogaiu

Re-integrate jpm into janet
from "jpm fails to install spork/json and other native modules"

So Janet's built-in installation is not really intended to be compatible with Linux installation paths and structure, and was designed in such a way to require only a single JANET_PATH for configuration.
clarfication remark

basic info
- model code (from Settings -> About phone -> Status Information): SM-N981NZNEKOO
- looks like qualcomm snapdragon 8250 (via CPU Info app)
- specs
- twrp

Excerpt from "The Dawn of Everything"

If, as many are suggesting, our species’ future now hinges on our capacity to create something different (say, a system in which wealth cannot be freely transformed into power, or where some people are not told their needs are unimportant, or that their lives have no intrinsic worth), then what ultimately matters is whether we can rediscover the freedoms that make us human in the first place. As long ago as 1936, the prehistorian V. Gordon Childe wrote a book called Man Makes Himself. Apart from the sexist

	(defn capture-empty-element
	[& args]
	(def sname (first args))
	(case (length args)
	0 (errorf "expected one or more args, got 0")
	#
	1 {:tag sname}
	#
	{:tag sname
	:attrs (table ;(drop 1 args))}))

	#! /usr/bin/env janet

	# based on:
	#
	# https://codeberg.org/veqq/rss-reader/src/branch/master/rss-reader.janet

	# usage: pass feed urls on command line

	# requirements:
	#

	(defn visit
	``
	Traverse directory tree starting at `path`, applying
	argument `a-fn` to each encountered file or directory path.
	``
	[path a-fn]
	(assertf (is-dir? path)
	"expected dir but got: %n" (os/stat path :mode))
	(def seen? @{})
	#

	# `(next x)` can be used as a synonym for `(not (empty? x))`

	# if `next` returns `nil`, the argument is empty.
	(next [])
	# =>
	nil

	# if `next` returns non-nil, the argument is not empty.
	(next [:a :b])
	# =>