The bun and other authors would probably do well to not repurpose already understood terminology. "Macros" are already understood to be code that produces other

The bun and other authors would probably do well to not repurpose already understood terminology. "Macros" are already understood to be code that produces other code. "Comptime" is a nice alternative, but bun's "macros" aren't macros in that sense. We had sweet-js macros as a library many years ago but it looks like it went nowhere, especially after an incompatible rewrite that (afaik) remains broken for even basic cases. (Caveat: been a while since I looked at it)