Honestly the file slurping thing is most of what I do in my production binary. I
slurp .svg images and font files that I include in HTML reports that I generate.
Part of my compile-time code involves using `std/base64` to encode the fonts
when I slurp them.

Also there's this cool compile-time flag called `isMainModule`. Combine that
with `when` (which is the compile-time version of `if`), like `when
isMainModule:`, and that compiles only when that module is the one being
compiled as main. Which essentially lets you test individual modules in
isolation. You can even isolate imports in that block, and because of the `when`
block, none of it is included when you back out and compile your whole project.

I realize other languages probably have this feature but I've made use of it
everywhere, I have `when isMainModule:` test suites in nearly all of my modules
that I used when developing them, and to verify functionality when I need to.