Thank you. Agreed - the VM shound be forgiving. Let's treat it as if a human
could also write erroneous of incomplete instructions / code. Let's learn how
Gemma works, and fit the VM to accommodate to its thinking, so things run as
smoothly as possible at first pass.  If we learn in the process how Gemma
works in various scenarios, we should be able to build a deterministic system
that will "~always" understand Gemma, so everyone is happy and in harmony.

==[ Terminal ]==
$ nano lexer.js
$ nano opcodes.js
$ nano compiler.js
$ npm start

> ast-vm@1.0.0 start
> node cli.js


--- FSO Compiler Pipeline ---
[1] Reading source intent from game_idea.txt...
[2] Compiling via local cluster...
[3] Artifact saved to game_idea.md. Booting VM...

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You are on a deserted beach. There is a path leading north into the jungle,
and a small boat beached on the sand to the east.

>B

==[ /Terminal ]==

This is great!