Experiment, not actively developed!

VS Code extension:

• shows public above exposed function
• click on public selects associated function in enum of exposed functions
• click on ----- (~= private function) moves cursor to the position after the last exposed function in header
• code is parsed with Regexes

elm-helpers README

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