;;;; (agent/start) takes no argument or one, and two is neither.
;;;;
;;;; The optional argument is a macro over two functions, and a macro with a
;;;; [& args] tail will take anything — so the refusal has to come from
;;;; somewhere. It comes from the expansion: every argument is spliced into
;;;; [start-at], which declares one, and the checker refuses the call it was
;;;; actually given. Dropping the extra argument instead would compile this
;;;; file and listen on the first path, which is the silent version of the
;;;; same mistake.
(import agent "vendor:agent")

(defn main [] i32
  (agent/start "/tmp/one.sock" "/tmp/two.sock")
  0)