A successful `um` invocation on the command line. $ um, '$response = io/http[url = "https://example.com/“], $response.status = 200'

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   samir, a very hard worker (samir@mastodon.functional.computer)'s status on Thursday, 14-Nov-2024 08:19:51 JST samir, a very hard worker

   Shit, it works.

   No big deal, externally; you can write `$response.status`. But I think the QOL is a lot nicer here.

   It's making me think I need to implement CLP/FD so you can write `$response.status in 200..299`. But that's probably a little more tricky than I'm imagining. I haven't even gotten negation (`!=`) working yet.

   Next is default parameters.