Yet another interpreted language. I've been focusing more on implementation rather than an actual language design and have been blatantly replicating what comm

Yet another interpreted language. I've been focusing more on implementation rather than an actual language design and have been blatantly replicating what commonly works on other languages (i.e. from the C family). My goal is to eventually have a bag of tricks that is big enough to be reused if I ever decide to make a proper new language. At that point, it would "just" be changing the front-end. There are a lot of good books, but eventually you're on your own if you want to reach the functionality of languages in daily use. It's fun programming challenges and a lot of rabbit holes. Not making any assumptions that the code will be lean and clean. But at least it is code that I understand better than any ready-made publicly available code.