TIL elisp has iterators

So I was reading the Gnu/Emacs mail list and saw this thread where there's some good discussion about destructively modifying a recursive structure (as every structure, right?) in elisp.

All proposed solutions have something worth reading and understanding, but there's one that caught my attention. It uses cl-loop and generators. Yep, like python's ones, but in elisp.

I didn't even know that elisp had this magic in loop (as CL doesn't have it, and you have to make iterators yourself as closures called in `for' clauses.

So yep, the code is (as usual) only elisp and ready to be explored (and be enlightened with).  pcase and CPS used in real world. Also, nice to see in the end of the file where it wrestles itself into elisp itself and into emacs (even it adds syntax highlight for it).

Very good Sunday afternoon read (I just don't understand everything on it yet...)

Thanks to Daniel Colascione again for providing inspiring gems one more time :)