Slurp sexp forward should be able to "push" multiple layers of close delimiters.

[mtnygard]

I'm using Emacs paredit as the model here:

Given something like this:

(let [x 1])
(println x)

When the cursor is positioned immediately after the 1, slurp-sexp-forward should first push the outermost ) forward to yield this:

(let [x 1]
 (println x))

(In current implementation, slurp-sexp-forward does nothing when the cursor is inside the let binding.)

A second execution of slurp-sexp-forward should then push the ] forward to yield the valid sexp:

(let [x 1
  (println x)])

I know this is not useful, but that's an effect of the simplified example I'm using.

[PEZ]

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