Put REPL and host startup code into lib, not user #398
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When the REPL was moved into userspace code, it used routines like PRINT for I/O, etc. This meant redefining any of those constructs would break the REPL--consequently breaking `<r3-legacy>` In the absence of an obvious ideal solution, this does the easy thing and just binds the host r3.exe's startup and REPL code into lib.
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When the REPL was moved into userspace code, it used routines like
PRINT for I/O, etc. This meant redefining any of those constructs
would break the REPL--consequently breaking
<r3-legacy>In the absence of an obvious ideal solution, this does the easy thing
and just binds the host r3.exe's startup and REPL code into lib.