Finding depended-upon systems

[Faré]

> Once in a long while I've wanted to get a list of all of the source
> files, or the fasl files, a dependency graph (tree?).  Mostly just to
> see what the system thinks it has and what I think it should have.
>
There is a contrib/ directory in asdf repository, but its downside is
that having the asdf/ repository in your source-registry means you're
getting more than you might want.

Maybe there could be a separate repository asdf-extras or asdf-inspect
or something that would hold these functions that don't belong in asdf
itself but are useful to users who want to do things with asdf...

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