fwiw: `++`, `++:`, `+:`, `/:`, `+:`, `::`, `:::` a...

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[mplatvoet]

fwiw: ++, ++:, +:, /:, +:, ::, ::: and :\ are operators that are defined in some other popular jvm language for its List class. This seems what is to happen when more and more operators are allowed in a language. I therefor think the choice of the Kotlin team to restrict operators as much as possible is a good thing.