Its actually a lot easier to change the "function objects" inside a script while it is running, then it is to interact with multiple scripts such that a main script reloads the definitions in a file under some notified conditions.-- I guess if it involves monitoring remote directories, then multiple script approach makes sense. Better support for async code would be helpful here too.
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