👉 Recompilations are a type of compilation or rewriting that allows developers to create multiple versions of a program, each with different features and functionality. This can be useful for testing and debugging purposes, as well as for creating custom extensions or plugins for existing applications. For example, if you have a library that has been updated in the past few months, you might want to recompile it into a new version that includes some of the new features added in those updates. This way, you can maintain
