words created by a defining word without code following does> will cause an error

[Bushmills]

example:
: foo create does> ;
foo bar
bar

very most likely the same issue which has been dealt with in : foo ; and empty flow control constructs like begin again, if else then, where I insert a ":" into the function as cheapest no operation replacement in bash.

[Bushmills]

I suppose the solution for this case isn't synthesising a no operation, but instructing detokeniser to drop the does> action entirely.

[Bushmills]

I found another no-op substitute in (()) which is much faster than : or $void, and changed all places where ":" was synthesised to "(())"

[Bushmills]

fixed in 53363ba414d81e5925fc398be504aa8815472c3c