Coming from lisp, i am used to an asdf like functionality. Recently I
have been reorganizing my code and placing all my general utilities
under one package, utils. Under it i have a file for each time of
utility, string, macro, etc. Then i have a package.clj file.
Basically, I want the user to be able to import one ns,
'utils.package', and gain access to all of my utilities. Each utility
has a (in-ns 'utils.package) statement so that if it is loaded the
code will go in that ns.

What i need is to load the package.clj file and for that to then load
all the other files in order based on dependency. I could, of course,
simply go (load "string"), etc, or create a macro to do it, but I was
interested in how others do this. Would it be worth adding some asdf-
like functionality to the language?
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