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Some reasons for some stuff done here. Not going to be a part of the specification, just ideas for why.

nofail:
	If you can get into a situation where there's no way to free resources you no longer need, you have done something wrong.
	If the language doesn't give you a way to do the above, the language has done something wrong.
	free(), close(), and other such should be marked as `nofail`, so that you don't run out of stack space trying to call them, resulting in inability to free resources.

	Good for situations where failing to call a function partway through is deemed (by the programmer) undesirable.

	Also usable for times when you don't want to have to deal with failure.
Some reasons for some stuff done here. Not going to be a part of the specification, just ideas for why.

nofail:
	If you can get into a situation where there's no way to free resources you no longer need, you have done something wrong.
	If the language doesn't give you a way to do the above, the language has done something wrong.
	free(), close(), and other such should be marked as `nofail`, so that you don't run out of stack space trying to call them, resulting in inability to free resources.

	Good for situations where failing to call a function partway through is deemed (by the programmer) undesirable.

	Also usable for times when you don't want to have to deal with failure.