If the first element in a list is a list, that list is recursively parsed while the rest of the elements in the original list is ignored.
(((word main [])) tsdflsdf)
Not sure why this behaviour was there in the first place (in what cases would a list as the first element in a list be valid?)
Fix should be to simply only allow a keyword as first element in list. I'll have to test that nothing else depends on allowing a list to be first element however.
If the first element in a list is a list, that list is recursively parsed while the rest of the elements in the original list is ignored.
Not sure why this behaviour was there in the first place (in what cases would a list as the first element in a list be valid?)
Fix should be to simply only allow a keyword as first element in list. I'll have to test that nothing else depends on allowing a list to be first element however.