RE: [External] : Re: lexical-bindings... is that what we indent?

[Drew Adams <drew.adams@oracle.com>]

> > >> Hi ``` ⛔️ Warning (lexical-binding): File
> > >> /usr/share/emacs/30.0.50/site-lisp/subdirs.el lacks
> > >> `lexical-binding' directive on its first line ⛔️ Warning
> >
> > I hate to revive old skeletons from the wardrobe, but the
> > “No way” sign has NEVER been a warning and if you take it
> > like that, the best thing that can happen is that you are
> > a couple hundred Euros poorer and have some points less
> > in your driver’s license when you are caught ;-)
> 
> I hate to answer this very question again, but the "No way" sign is
> not meant to indicate a warning, it is meant to be the icon saying
> "press me to stop this warning from being emitted".

... which is not what the sign really means,
which is "Do Not Enter" or "No Entry".

Maybe Someone could conceivably guess that it's
intended by Emacs to mean "DON'T click here".
But other than such a bizarre misdirection, I
can't imagine any connection.

(This is like supposing that a skull & crossbones
icon on a bottle of poison invites you to "Drink
me for good health!")