Crystal-complete
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A programming language is considered crystal-complete if it meets all the following criteria:
- It is able to print “TRANS RIGHTS”.
- It is able to print the following (newlines included):
x = 23, y = 11, rule = B3/S23 11bo$4bo3bo5bo3bo$3bobo11bobo$3bobo11bobo$2obobob9obobob2o$2obo15bob2o $3bo15bo$3bobo4bobo4bobo$4b2o4b2obo3b2o$13bo$13b2o!
- It can do a non-empty quine.
- It can store the number 1103 in its memory.