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Improve documentation about tabs

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From README and trying out dit, I am not sure I understand how tabs work. How do I open multiple files in separate tabs from command line? When I do...

I am trying to keep my source code in certain directory structure and while I can use `yeti -d` when compiling, there seems no possibility of modifying the "load path"...

E.g.: ``` > {get foo () = (println "danger"; 3) } danger {foo=3} is {foo is number} ```

While following works: ```{ test = 3, foo () = test }``` when test is defined as a getter: ```{ get test() = 3+4, foo () = test }``` yeti...

Often, usually when making remote requests or doing some other slow computations, I want to reference the value of last expression in the REPL that I forgot to create binding...

Currently: ``` > 1_000_000 1:1: Bad number literal '1_000_000' ``` This is already [supported in Java since Java 7](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/technotes/guides/language/underscores-literals.html) and there is also this [proposal for SuccessorML](https://smlfamily.github.io/successor-ml/OldSuccessorMLWiki/Extended_syntax_for_literals.html) - I think...

It seems it's not possible to do something like: ``` p = load parser; foo `p.andThen` bar ``` A simple workaround is do a local binding in the scope and...

For arrays, it would be convenient if at (or subscript access) would support negative indices, where -1 denotes first element from the end of an array.