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Not meant to be merged. The conda-script example corpus that pressure-tested the draft spec (#3751) across the top 30 programming languages. It sits on top of the stack to demonstrate and verify the implementation below it, and stays out of CI: the examples are manually verified, and solver skew plus network access would make them flaky.

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One self-contained script per language for the proposal in #3751, each
declaring its toolchain plus one library it uses. All 24 examples verified
by hand on linux-64 with `pixi exec`, twice, from the committed files alone.
Six more languages (Java, JavaScript, PHP, Haskell, Dart, COBOL) were
attempted, verified, and removed as too awkward; the README documents them
next to the findings: variable tally (`${PREFIX}`, `${CACHE}`), mini-shell
gaps, and feedstock bugs.
Groovy, Octave, Prolog, Common Lisp, and Elixir move to the removed
table with their reasons; Zig and Mojo close the gap as 23 and 24.
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