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Gleam doesn't compile to Erlang source anymore

The Gleam programming language has changed its compilation target from Erlang source code to a custom intermediate representation. This change was made due to the difficulty of maintaining the old compilation model and to improve performance. The new compilation model is expected to allow for better optimization and caching of compiled code. The change was announced in a blog post on the Gleam website.

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