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The commands `q` and `Q` were not implemented because I did not see
the usefulness of "quitting" the interpreter in the absence of a shell
to return control to. However, these commands can be useful in macros so
I may implement them eventually.
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The original dc provides arbitrary-precision arithmetic. This
implementation currently relies on JavaScript's fixed-precision
Number primitives for arithmetic. Because of this, you may notice some
floating point errors. I'd like to fix this at some point, but it's not a
priority.
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Commands that interact with the shell such as `!`, `?`, and `e` have not
and likely will not be implemented.