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The move to lua files returning the "module" so they exist purely as
locals where they're required is exemplary of one of the biggest
differences in design philosophy between Lua and Ruby (the other
language I (am forced to) use), where you require something and it just
dumps all of its constants and classes into your global environment
(usually they are at least namespaced into a single module, but still, ugh).