reader macro allows for embedding in lisp expressions with <@ in

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TODO.org

@@ -2,12 +2,6 @@
 
 ** Improve Reader Macro
 
-*** Allow HTML to be embedded in lisp
-
-Currently, the first time =read-html-tag= gets called (from the lisp reader) it will generate a function structure.
-while this is good for generic top-level statements, it would be ideal for the lisp reader to be smart enough to
-detect that HTML is embedded and should return a string.
-
 *** Comments
 
 overriding the reader also causes some weirdness with regard to handling comments.

reader.lisp

@@ -71,6 +71,11 @@ returns a plist with the cleaned HTML and the s-expressions"
   (declare (ignore char))
 
   (let ((next-char (peek-char nil stream)))
+    (when (char= next-char #\@)
+      (read-char stream)
+      (setf define-function nil
+            next-char (peek-char nil stream)))
+    
     (if (or (alpha-char-p next-char)
             (char= next-char #\/))
         (let* ((tag-and-attrs