[BREAKING] Feat: quotation is now using ()

docs/forth/control_flow.md

@@ -29,22 +29,22 @@ These are compiled directly into branch instructions. For that reason, these wor
 When you already have a quotation, `?` executes it if the condition is truthy:
 
 ```forth
-{ 0.4 verb } coin ?
+( 0.4 verb ) coin ?
 saw s c4 note 0.5 gain .    ;; reverb on half the hits
 ```
 
 `!?` is the opposite — executes when falsy:
 
 ```forth
-{ 0.2 gain } coin !?
+( 0.2 gain ) coin !?
 saw s c4 note .              ;; quiet on half the hits
 ```
 
 These pair well with `chance`, `prob`, and the other probability words:
 
 ```forth
-{ 0.5 verb } 0.3 chance ?      ;; occasional reverb wash
-{ 12 + } fill ?                 ;; octave up during fills
+( 0.5 verb ) 0.3 chance ?      ;; occasional reverb wash
+( 12 + ) fill ?                 ;; octave up during fills
 ```
 
 ## ifelse
@@ -52,14 +52,14 @@ These pair well with `chance`, `prob`, and the other probability words:
 Two quotations, one condition. The true branch comes first:
 
 ```forth
-{ c3 note } { c4 note } coin ifelse
+( c3 note ) ( c4 note ) coin ifelse
 saw s 0.6 gain .                ;; bass or lead, coin flip
 ```
 
 Reads naturally: "c3 or c4, depending on the coin."
 
 ```forth
-{ 0.8 gain } { 0.3 gain } fill ifelse
+( 0.8 gain ) ( 0.3 gain ) fill ifelse
 tri s c4 note 0.2 decay .      ;; loud during fills, quiet otherwise
 ```
 
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ tri s c4 note 0.2 decay .      ;; loud during fills, quiet otherwise
 Choose the nth option from a list of quotations:
 
 ```forth
-{ c4 } { e4 } { g4 } { b4 } iter 4 mod select
+( c4 ) ( e4 ) ( g4 ) ( b4 ) iter 4 mod select
 note sine s 0.5 decay .
 ```
 
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ Four notes cycling through a major seventh chord, one per pattern iteration. The
 When you have a quotation and want to execute it unconditionally, use `apply`:
 
 ```forth
-{ dup + } apply    ;; doubles the top value
+( dup + ) apply    ;; doubles the top value
 ```
 
 This is simpler than `?` when there is no condition to check. It pops the quotation and runs it.
@@ -115,14 +115,14 @@ saw s c4 note .
 Repeat a quotation n times. The variable `@i` is automatically set to the current iteration index (starting from 0):
 
 ```forth
-3 { c4 @i 4 * + note } times
+3 ( c4 @i 4 * + note ) times
 sine s 0.4 gain 0.5 verb .      ;; c4, e4, g#4 — a chord
 ```
 
 Subdivide with `at`:
 
 ```forth
-4 { @i 4 / at sine s c4 note 0.3 gain . } times
+4 ( @i 4 / at sine s c4 note 0.3 gain . ) times
 ```
 
 Four evenly spaced notes within the step.
@@ -130,11 +130,11 @@ Four evenly spaced notes within the step.
 Vary intensity per iteration:
 
 ```forth
-8 {
+8 (
   @i 8 / at
   @i 4 mod 0 = if 0.7 else 0.2 then gain
   tri s c5 note 0.1 decay .
-} times
+) times
 ```
 
 Eight notes per step. Every fourth one louder.