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Add a Clojure debugger

* lispy.el (lispy-debug-step-in): Works for Clojure as well as Elisp.

* le-clojure.el (lispy--clojure-debug-step-in): New defun. The Clojure
  back end will return the code to evaluate. Evaluate this
  code (hopefully in the correct namespace), and jump to function
  definition. Move the point to the body that corresponds to the current
  number of arguments.

* lispy-clojure.clj: New defn. Return a code that needs to be evaluated
  in order to perform a typical debug-step-in operation: eval args at
  point and assign those values to the symbols of the called function
  args.

Example:

    (defn l->rfix
      ([a op b]
       (op a b))
      ([a op1 b op2 c]
       (op2 c (op1 a b)))
      ([a op1 b op2 c op3 d]
       (op3 d (op2 c (op1 a b)))))

    |(l->rfix 10 * 2 + 3)
    |(l->rfix 1 * 1 + 1)
    |(l->rfix 2 + 7)
    |(l->rfix 1 + 2 + 3 + 4)

With the point at either of "|", for instance the first. Pressing "xj"
brings the point to the second branch of the body. `a' becomes 10, `op1'
becomes *, `b' becomes 2 ...

    |(l->rfix (str "a" "b" "c") + 7)

This one will result in the point at the first body branch. `a' becomes
"abc", `op' becomes +, `b' becomes 7.

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