PR #342 revamps the checking of bounds declarations. It contains some examples of checking. @lenary noted that none of the examples have unsequenced assignments, where the order in which assignments happen is not specified. This means that pending sets are always empty in the examples. We should add an example where there are some unsequenced assignments.

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We don’t have anything in our code of conduct about how contributions are licensed and how we handle bad contributions or contributors. We should be explicit about that.

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A policy like Wikipedia’s about code.

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To include all language features and more examples

Concepts to cover in the Book:

• everything from spec.md
• package manager
• build system

As of alpha 2.685 there's a new action trigger_named_async_without_response which can be used in favor of trigger_named. Wrapper does not operate on trigger response anyway, so using the new method which works better for broader spectrum sounds like a good idea. More on that here: https://community.folivora.ai/t/floating-html-settings-menu/5788/44?u=worie

File kernel/arch/i686/tty.h

Integrate clang-sanitizer in a special build and add it to Travis.

Even though we currently have valgrind run in Travis it would be nice to also have clang's sanitizers. Add the following sanitizers:

• address
• memory
• [undefined behaviour](http://clang.llvm.org/docs/UndefinedBehaviorSa

(Auto)Generate documentation for functions.
(just another tag is needed)
Possibly: replace the praeprocessor macros in syscall_stubs with
something own. Atm, the praeprocessor macros' arguments aren't
informative ( They have to be named a1,a2, and so on. )
and I've to adapt the tags anyway, in order to generate the autoheaders in include/gen