Add orchard.meta/classify-symbol#399
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Classify a symbol, resolved in a given namespace, by what kind of operator it is: `:macro`, `:inline` (an inline-expandable function), `:special` (a special form), or `:function` (any other resolved var); nil when the symbol doesn't resolve. This is the resolution primitive behind classifying the sub-forms of a form in CIDER (e.g. highlighting which heads are macroexpandable).
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orchard.meta/classify-symbol, which resolves a symbol in a namespace and reports what kind of operator it is::macro,:inline(an inline-expandable function),:special(a special form), or:function; nil when the symbol doesn't resolve.This is the resolution primitive behind a new CIDER feature for classifying the sub-forms of a form, so the editor can highlight and navigate between the heads that are macroexpandable. cider-nrepl will expose it through a
cider/classify-symbolsop.