Recursion limit gone

Recursion limit gone is a regular language with essentially simple but hella-hard-to-read syntax, but...

The catch is, recursion limits can't exist, but theres no actual way to do any while/for loops except recursion. So it forces you to abuse the thing you once couldn't use fully before.

Syntax

See this language does not have a documentation for this, but it has been assumed it uses some really stupid other stuff, I do however know that this program was made, it looks somewhat reverse-engineerable, but theres apparently importing so that might be trouble.

c[
Output string forever in selected color. Sets color on: line 10 and uses t:: to try a line. And go to the except line
e]
v i: <<
<l in * cons: al=cons
v hk: <<
I: e <<,:
-[>>:p("Oops an error occur")
t:: v res = m,conv[hx,hk]
v s: cons:<<:o < cal:h[>hx,res]
cons:<<:s[
f: >(c):
-[>>:p(c)
-[:f, v = {c}
:f, v = {i}