Typends
Typends is a conceptual framework for describing and enforcing type relationships in programming languages. It aims to provide a more expressive and flexible way to define how types interact and depend on each other beyond traditional static type systems. The core idea behind Typends is to allow developers to specify not just the types of individual entities, but also the constraints and dependencies between them. This can include relationships such as subtyping, variance, and conditional types, but extends to more complex scenarios like "if type A is used in context X, then type B must be used in context Y."
The motivation for developing Typends stems from the limitations of existing type systems in handling certain
Implementation of Typends would likely involve extending existing compilers or developing new type-checking tools. The complexity