do not need to restart the server - it will pick up changes
automatically.
-When testing, you do not need to `make bundled-sources' more than
+When testing, you do not need to `make bundled-sources` more than
once, at the beginning. So don't, because it's slow. But you
definitely should run it for every update if you make a deployment for
other people to use. Otherwise you might be running a privately
If you Do Something to the output from cargo, you should `rm stamp/*`,
since the `Makefile` won't notice, otherwise, that, the relevant cargo
-rune(s) need to be re-run. Deleting all the stamp files wastes only a
-handful of seconds (on my stupidly fast laptop).
+rune(s) need to be re-run. Needlessly deleting all the stamp files
+wastes only a handful of seconds (on my stupidly fast laptop).
Navigating the otter source code
* Rust itself - again, pretty safe
* Otter itself - well, I wrote this; up to you.
* My branch of wasm-pack - I haven't audited what I started with.
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* 236 transitive dependencies of otter (from crates.io)
* 50 transitive dependencies of bundle-sources
* the transitive dependencies of resvg