Show the Love for SHOVE

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It turns out there was some odd postponing variant too:

|>: runs tweak enfix copy get $shove 'postpone 'on

I cannot imagine when that would be useful:

>> x: add 1 add 2 3 |> lib/* 4
== 24

Certainly there's a better idea for what to do with that "right flag" operator.

So as it turns out, the Rye language is centrally based on this idea...so much so that it builds in a symbol type for doing it, when there's a leading vertical bar.

Something in the vein of:

rye-like>> x: add 1 add 2 3 |lib/* 4
== 24

You could imagine paring the operator down to just be what vertical bar means:

rye-like>> x: add 1 add 2 3 | lib/* 4
== 24

But I don't particularly like that. And the style of programming which this is supposed to be useful for is done better--I believe--by something like FLOW.

So I don't know if I want to add |> back for this meaning, vs something else, or just not have anything that means this in the box.