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Okay fine, let's do this. Add yard-doctest and go to town making a take on Result and Option that feels like Ruby.
The first take was a lot smaller and more opinionated. The kind of thing I could easily and uncontroversially drop into a Rails project. This next take is… unapologetic in bringing my Rust reflexes into Ruby. But may not be something I want to use in Rails.
More thought will be required about how I want to use this, but it sure was fun to write, especially after finding yard-doctest.