Explore using a general source<->source transpile for Clj<>Wolfram instead of DIY

[holyjak]

Other Clojure projects also need to transpile from/to Clojure and another language. Perhaps we could leverage a shared, well tested library for that?

Have a look at std.lang, which is a convertor from a lisp to an algol-family language (JS, C, ...) and at kalai, "a source-to-source transpiler from Clojure to other languages (Rust, Java, ...)" with the goal "to allow useful algorithms to be encoded once and then automatically be made available natively to other target programming languages."