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Values and call-with-values are there now

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6.7 Strings | Partial | No unicode support, `string-ci` functions are not implemented. 6.7 Strings | Partial | No unicode support, `string-ci` functions are not implemented.
6.8 Vectors | Yes | 6.8 Vectors | Yes |
6.9 Bytevectors | | Not supported yet. 6.9 Bytevectors | | Not supported yet.
6.10 Control features | Partial | The `map` and `for-each` families of functions only support one "data" argument - for example, `string-map` only accepts one string. `values` and `call-with-values` are not implemented. `dynamic-wind` is limited, and does not work across calls to continuations. 6.10 Control features | Partial | The `map` and `for-each` families of functions only support one "data" argument - for example, `string-map` only accepts one string. `dynamic-wind` is limited, and does not work across calls to continuations.
6.11 Exceptions | Partial | Exceptions are implemented but error objects (and associated functions `error-object`, etc) are not at this time. 6.11 Exceptions | Partial | Exceptions are implemented but error objects (and associated functions `error-object`, etc) are not at this time.
6.12 Environments and evaluation | Partial | Only `eval` is implemented at this time. 6.12 Environments and evaluation | Partial | Only `eval` is implemented at this time.
6.13 Input and output | Partial | Functions do not differentiate between binary and textual ports. Do not have support for input/output strings or bytevectors. 6.13 Input and output | Partial | Functions do not differentiate between binary and textual ports. Do not have support for input/output strings or bytevectors.