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Updated to use "(let*" not "(let". #12

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@skx skx commented Oct 1, 2022

Now that we're not using "(let)" we can drop it in the near-future.

This is part of the cleanup from #7.

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Updated to use "(let*" not "(let".
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So we can go on to drop "(let)" in the near-future.
@skx skx merged commit 6bb6110 into master Oct 1, 2022
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Drop the use of '(let )'
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This was something we removed examples of in #12, but we didn't
actually remove the code.  Do that here, and close #100.
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