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Brad Moore <bmoore.ada@gmail.com> writes:
> I think it is a big mistake of languages that encourage the
> specification and implementation to be in the same source file, and
> very surprised to see that anyone would be arguing for that.

That seems like saying it's a mistake for math textbooks to be published
as single volumes.  The text should instead be done in 2 volumes, with
the statements of the theorems in the first volume, and the proofs in
the second.  In practice I don't know of any math textbooks published
that way.  There are some multi-volume ones, but they all still go:
theorem, proof, theorem, proof.