You're "only just noticing", because you have downvoted, banned, and "cancelled" everyone who was warning you about it for a long time, under a pretence of them being "bigots" and "racists".
MSIL was designed to support plenty of languages, including C and C++, which WebAssembly advocates tend to never mention.
As such there are plenty of MSIL and CLR capabilities not yet fully exposed in C#.
One of the improvements in C# during the last decade, has been exposing low level coding abilities into C#, which is nothing more than taking advantage of those primitives originally designed for C and C++ support.
Likewise, .NET also had support back in 2001 for FP languages, thus TCO.
It's not unusual for lisp interpreters to lack TCO. Also the (relative) popularity of dynamic binding in Common Lisp reduced the opportunities for TCO.
There's not really a consensus in the parts of the CL community that I'm familiar with on whether or not code relying on TCO is idiomatic or not.
The HTTP 418 I'm a teapot status response code indicates that the server refuses to brew coffee because it is, permanently, a teapot. A combined coffee/tea pot that is temporarily out of coffee should instead return 503.
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