Inform Platypus release 4

If you aren't already aware, Platypus is a replacement for the standard library used with Inform. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, press 1 now.

The documentation for Platypus is composed of five pages, or however many are listed after this colon:

• This page, which you are reading this very second (unless you copied this text to somewhere else, or someone is reading this aloud to you, or some other exception that I can't possibly be expected to foresee)
• A list of changes since the previous release
• A brief guide to converting existing code, including the use of the wonderfully reassuring (if technically functionless) MAX_COMPATIBILITY constant
• A tutorial in which a very simple game is constructed
• An overview of the library and its use, and specifically the ways in which it differs from the standard library
• A (fairly) complete reference to the important-to-know elements of the library (classes, properties, etc.)

Also these examples:

• toyevil.inf being an adaptation of Graham Nelson's "Toyshop"
• tutorial.inf being the complete game as built in the tutorial

Also this completely useless page:

• A Markovization of the conversion page, for those who find my documentation to be excessively comprehensible excessively comprehensible excessively comprehensible in which a very second (unless you are listed after this completely useless page, which you are listed after this very second (unless

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