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* Note on no tests and no intro for next chapter
* Add anchors
* move LSystem code outside of let block where possible
* Remove outdated references to Async chapter
* Remove intented anchors in script too
* Check helper scripts in CI
Make sure anchor removal script always works and doesn't
break tests. Also check solution reset script.
* Build book before testing anchor removal
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Monad transformers are an excellent demonstration of the sort of expressive code that can be written by relying on advanced type system features such as higher-kinded polymorphism and multi-parameter type classes.
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In the next chapter, we will see how monad transformers can be used to give an elegant solution to a common complaint when working with asynchronous JavaScript code - the problem of _callback hell_.
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