Lisette a little language inspired by Rust that compiles to Go

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Lisette is a programming language that compiles to Go and incorporates functional programming concepts like algebraic data types and pattern matching.
It enforces safety by avoiding nil, using exhaustive pattern matching, and catching issues like unhandled results and private type exposure at compile time.
The language is designed for seamless interoperability with Go's ecosystem, allowing imports from Go and generating understandable Go code.
It includes modern language features such as immutable-by-default bindings, enums, interfaces, generics, and error handling with Result and Option types.
The syntax is similar to Rust, with constructs like match expressions, struct implementations, and powerful control flow including if expressions and block returns.

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