Many of the simplifications result from hoisting `setq`
out of ifs or avoiding `setq` altogether.
Among the tightening, don't treat hooks as mere "variables holding
a list of functions", since they're a bit more complex than that
(e.g. can contain a function rather than a list, can have both
global and buffer-local functions at the same time, ...).
* greader.el (greader--call-functions-after-get-of-sentence):
Use `run-hook-wrapped` and simplify.
(greader--call-before-finish-functions):
Use `run-hook-with-args-until-success`.
(greader-change-backend): Consolidate the `seq-local`s outside of
the ifs. Use (cadr (memq ...)) to find the "next" item instead of
going through index numbers.
(greader-read-asynchronous): Simplify the computation of `txt` and
`backend` by avoiding `setq`.
(greader-action): Assume `greader-backend-action` is non-nil.
Use `ignore` rather than `nil` if you want a backend that does
nothing :-)
(greader-set-language): Simplify by avoiding `setq`.
(greader-timer-flag-p, greader-sentence-needs-dehyphenation): η-reduce.
(greader-compile-mode): Don't trust the `member` test
since hooks aren't just "normal var holding a list".
* greader-speechd.el (greader-speechd-set-punctuation): Simplify.
Signal an error when `punct` is nil instead of returning
`greader-speechd-punctuation` without a preceding "-m".
* greader-mac.el: Add missing `Code:` header.
(greader-mac-set-voice): Simplify.
(greader-mac-forward-sentence): Use `move` arg of `re-search-forward`.
(greader-mac-get-sentence): Use `greader-mac-forward-sentence`
and eliminate dummy initialization of `sentence-start` that's
immediately overwritten by something else.
(greader--mac-get-voices): `beginning-of-buffer` is "interactive-only".