Reader should resolve unqualified symbols inside syntax quoting

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Clojure:

user=> `(foo bar)
(user/foo user/bar)

Lingy (currently):

user=> `(foo bar)
(foo bar)

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See: https://8thlight.com/insights/quoting-without-confusion

When you write a symbol inside a syntax-quoted form, the reader will actually resolve the symbol rather than just taking it at face value. The result is that namespace-qualified symbols are the norm in a syntax-quoted form:
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This has important implications for macro writing that are outside the scope of this article, so this namespace qualification is worth remembering.