Move the pin to v0.2.3 - #33
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The compiler released 0.2.3 today: five new diagnostics, three shipped modules, and a checker that keeps what a `where` clause says about a sum. None of that was reachable from this site, because everything here is an answer from the pinned artifact. `calendar.deed` leaves the corpus. It did not get deleted; it got promoted, and is `std/date` now, so the picker is twenty-eight and the counts in the README move with it. The two share links on the one-clause page carried the old version in their fragment, which the playground compares against its own pin and warns about. Same programs, new prefix.
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The compiler released v0.2.3 today and none of it was reachable from here, because every answer on this site comes from the pinned artifact. The diagnostics index and the playground were showing a compiler two dozen commits old.
What moves with the pin:
calendar.deedis gone from it, and worth saying why: it was not deleted, it was promoted, and isstd/datenow. So the picker is twenty-eight rather than twenty-nine and the README's counts follow.node tools/check.mjspasses: 69 files, every link resolves, and v0.2.3 loaded and answered about all 28 examples. It caught the one-clause fragments, which I would have missed.The landing page's program is the one thing here not read out of a generated file, so I ran it through the new compiler rather than assuming: same code, same caret, same note.
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