[stdlib-candidate] Generalized jq recurse() implementation
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BFS for jq parity and imperative to avoid call stack limit.
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Currently in draft so I get activity for my commits and can start writing up use cases.
Why?
1. Query recursive data structures
2. Search data at every cell path
3. Explore data more ergonomically
What changed (from jq)?
How is it used?
❯ recurse -hHow does it work?
BFS for jq parity and imperative to avoid call stack limit.
Where are the tests?