Clarify the example project showing how to use Polylith with an Integrant system#486
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Hi Joakim!
Here's a clarification of Whats and Whys for the Polylith + Integrant system example introduced in #482. I decided to write them down after having a conversation with folks on Slack.
Also, it now caters for in-REPL development with
integrant/repllib that I forgot to add in the first PR (even though I initially intended to do so and introduced a dependency on the lib previously).Cheers,
Mark