Scheme good first issues

The user is asking how to discover available Scheme and POSIX commands within the schemesh shell. They are accustomed to using `man` pages for learning shell commands and tools and want to know the equivalent discovery mechanism for schemesh.

This issue tracks failing CI gates on the Bionic (Android/Termux) platform, following up on previous related issues. Several specific gates related to character sets, linking, static archives, namespaces, execution environments, and FFI behavior are failing and require investigation and fixes.

This issue proposes adding benchmarks to the project that utilize actual, existing Clojure libraries. The goal is to create more representative benchmarks by simulating real-world usage scenarios on the JVM. This would provide valuable insights into performance for practical applications.

This issue describes a bug where raygui, when statically linked with raylib, experiences inert controls. This is due to each static link creating its own copy of raylib's global variables, leading to controls reading an unmoving mouse cursor and becoming unresponsive without any error messages.

This issue proposes adding a Nix flake to the project. Nix flakes are a feature of the Nix package manager that allows for reproducible builds and dependency management. Implementing this would likely involve creating a flake.nix file and potentially adjusting build scripts.

This issue proposes adding support for aliases and `:extra-deps` to the Jolt project. This enhancement is specifically needed to enable the `joltc -A:jolt` command, allowing cross-platform libraries to declare Jolt-specific dependencies.

This issue proposes refactoring the Clojure compiler to decouple its Chez Scheme-specific host layer. The goal is to create a more portable Scheme layer that can target different Scheme implementations, such as Guile for WASM, enabling broader compatibility and features like interactive WASM development.

This issue proposes adding a `JOLT_DEBUG` environment variable to control the verbosity of Jolt's output. Currently, Jolt prints a significant amount of informational messages by default, which can be considered 'noise'. Enabling this variable would allow users to selectively view these debug messages when needed, rather than having them appear on every execution.

This issue proposes adding cross-compilation support to Chez Scheme. The self-hosting nature of the compiler makes this conceptually feasible, allowing programs to be built on one architecture/OS and run on another.

This issue requests the implementation of a feature to support numeric literals with underscores as digit separators, like `1_000_000`. This enhancement aims to improve the readability of large numbers within the codebase.

This issue proposes enhancing the Clojure conformance corpus by adding a new key to each entry. This key will specify the type of Clojure dialect (e.g., common Clojure, JVM-specific) to better organize and differentiate features, making the corpus more useful for dialects without JVM interop.

The user is requesting the addition of new macros for `\varlimsup` and `\varliminf`. This suggests a need for enhanced mathematical notation support within the system, likely for rendering or processing these specific limit symbols.

This issue reports that 'paragraph' and 'subparagraph' elements are incorrectly taking up an entire line in the rendered output. The expected behavior, as demonstrated in TeXmacs, is for these elements to appear inline after bold text, followed by a specific spacing.

This issue requests the addition of code highlighting for the Fish programming language, which is an embedded language developed by Itasca for its geotechnical engineering products. It's important to note that this is not the Fish shell, but a distinct language used in a specific industry.

The inner product symbol is not rendering correctly in the tab cycling popup window. This issue appears to be a visual bug where a specific symbol is missing from its intended display location. The provided image clearly illustrates the problem.

This issue requests the addition of unit tests for a previously identified LaTeX conversion issue. The goal is to ensure the correctness and robustness of the LaTeX conversion functionality by verifying its behavior through automated tests.

This issue proposes to change how proof environments are rendered in PDF exports. Currently, a custom "Proof" string followed by a box is used, but the request is to switch to the standard LaTeX \begin{proof} \end{proof} environment for better semantic correctness and potentially improved rendering.

This issue reports a translation error where the term "affiliation" in the author's affiliation section of a document or interface has not been translated into Chinese. The expected behavior is for "affiliation" to be localized to "所属机构" or a similar appropriate Chinese term.

The user is reporting an issue with multi-line equations in LaTeX, specifically within the `align` environment. The right parenthesis on the second line of the equation is not scaling correctly to match the size of the corresponding parenthesis on the first line, as depicted in the provided image.

The user is reporting that the \det command in TeXmacs is rendering as plain text instead of a determinant matrix. The issue seems to stem from the macro definition in `std-math.ts`, as the expected matrix formatting is not being applied. The user has provided screenshots illustrating the incorrect and correct behavior.