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  "textContent": "That’s an interesting direction I hadn’t considered. Interpolating is technically separable from Haskell evaluation; it’s really just a matter of parsing the boundaries between HTML and embedded expressions. With Megaparsec, you could probably abstract it into a generic interface with its own built-in evaluator. I’m not sure how clean it would be in practice, but it’s worth exploring. Would you be interested in something like that?",
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