It would be very easy to do in Lua/Fennel, afaik. The problem is that Lua is so trigger-happy about `nil` that it doesn't distinguish nil's presence from absenc

It would be very easy to do in Lua/Fennel, afaik. The problem is that Lua is so trigger-happy about `nil` that it doesn't distinguish nil's presence from absence, which won't do for JSON. Now, I could attempt doing this in ClojureScript, but I'll get derailed to thinking about ClojureScript's inseparable conjoinery to Clojure and JVM, even if manifested in Lumo only as inexplicable boilerplate, and that gives me depression. Also Lua's start-up is faster than even bare Node. Hy is probably the optimal choice. There's not even much to write: I can as well just spin up Hy's repl and read JSON in it. Maybe will need a few helper functions to save me from verbosity.