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In Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels, Anoi is a minor goddess of Things That Stick In Drawers
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> Often, but not uniquely, a ladle, but sometimes a metal spatula or,
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> rarely, a mechanical egg-whisk that nobody in the house admits to
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> ever buying. The desperate mad rattling and cries of ‘How can it
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> close on the damn thing but not open with it? Who bought this? Do we
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> ever use it?’ is as praise unto Anoia. She also eats corkscrews.
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This is a library of miscellaneous Fennel code used in Liminix that is
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shared between various scripts but doesn't really fit together. It is
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not a public stable interface - while any Liminix code is welcome to
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use it, it's suject to reshuffle, rearrangement, refactor or rejection
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without notice.
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