The 30s deadline in the reply reader was a literal and its message said only
that nothing had arrived. It is flan-dev-reply-timeout now, and the message
names the daemon buffer to look in -- a first compile on a cold cache is the
case that legitimately runs long, and the build log is what says so -- and the
setting to raise. Still never resent: a request the daemon took and died on
may already have run.
Package headers on all eight client files, so package-install-file on the
directory works and the client is not reachable only by load-path. The
daemon-buffer defcustom moves up beside the other buffer names, because the
reply reader now names it and the byte-compiler reads a file in order.
flan-dev's start command proposed the last program it had started, so
invoking it from a fresh project's buffer offered the previous project's
file. It now proposes the buffer it was called from; restarting the
previous program is what flan-dev-restart-program is for.
Zeroing a fixed array wrote one typed store per element. Above 64 bytes
that becomes a memset, which LLVM can lower as a bulk clear; below it the
inline stores are still cheaper than a call.
Outline's minor-mode map owned TAB in the lowering buffer, so the folding
keys that buffer defines never ran. A buffer-local overriding map gives
them back without touching Outline anywhere else.
FIX.org collects the rough edges found while using the dev loop.
