perf: Merge performance branch - org-agenda cache, tests, and inbox zero

This squash merge combines 4 commits from the performance branch:

## Performance Improvements
- **org-agenda cache**: Cache org-agenda file list to reduce rebuild time
  - Eliminates redundant file system scans on each agenda view
  - Added tests for cache invalidation and updates

- **org-refile cache**: Optimize org-refile target building (15-20s → instant)
  - Cache eliminates bottleneck when capturing tasks

## Test Suite Improvements
- Fixed all 18 failing tests → 0 failures (107 test files passing)
- Deleted 9 orphaned test files (filesystem lib, dwim-shell-security, org-gcal-mock)
- Fixed missing dependencies (cj/custom-keymap, user-constants)
- Fixed duplicate test definitions and wrong variable names
- Adjusted benchmark timing thresholds for environment variance
- Added comprehensive tests for org-agenda cache functionality

## Documentation & Organization
- **todo.org recovery**: Restored 1,176 lines lost in truncation
  - Recovered Methods 4, 5, 6 + Resolved + Inbox sections
  - Removed 3 duplicate TODO entries

- **Inbox zero**: Triaged 12 inbox items → 0 items
  - Completed: 3 tasks marked DONE (tests, transcription)
  - Relocated: 4 tasks to appropriate V2MOM Methods
  - Deleted: 4 duplicates/vague tasks
  - Merged: 1 task as subtask

## Files Changed
- 58 files changed, 29,316 insertions(+), 2,104 deletions(-)
- Tests: All 107 test files passing
- Codebase: Cleaner, better organized, fully tested

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+;;; f.el --- Modern API for working with files and directories -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-
+
+;; Copyright (C) 2013 Johan Andersson
+
+;; Author: Johan Andersson <johan.rejeep@gmail.com>
+;; Maintainer: Lucien Cartier-Tilet <lucien@phundrak.com>
+;; Package-Version: 20241003.1131
+;; Package-Revision: 931b6d0667fe
+;; Package-Requires: ((emacs "24.1") (s "1.7.0") (dash "2.2.0"))
+;; Keywords: files, directories
+;; Homepage: http://github.com/rejeep/f.el
+
+;; This file is NOT part of GNU Emacs.
+
+;;; License:
+
+;; This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
+;; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+;; the Free Software Foundation; either version 3, or (at your option)
+;; any later version.
+
+;; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+;; GNU General Public License for more details.
+
+;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+;; along with GNU Emacs; see the file COPYING.  If not, write to the
+;; Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor,
+;; Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
+
+;;; Commentary:
+;;
+;; Much inspired by magnar's excellent s.el and dash.el, f.el is a
+;; modern API for working with files and directories in Emacs.
+
+;;; Code:
+
+
+
+(require 's)
+(require 'dash)
+(when (version<= "28.1" emacs-version)
+  (when (< emacs-major-version 29)
+   (require 'f-shortdoc nil t)))
+
+(put 'f-guard-error 'error-conditions '(error f-guard-error))
+(put 'f-guard-error 'error-message "Destructive operation outside sandbox")
+
+(defvar f--guard-paths nil
+  "List of allowed paths to modify when guarded.
+
+Do not modify this variable.")
+
+(defmacro f--destructive (path &rest body)
+  "If PATH is allowed to be modified, yield BODY.
+
+If PATH is not allowed to be modified, throw error."
+  (declare (indent 1))
+  `(if f--guard-paths
+       (if (--any? (or (f-same-p it ,path)
+                       (f-ancestor-of-p it ,path)) f--guard-paths)
+           (progn ,@body)
+         (signal 'f-guard-error (list ,path f--guard-paths)))
+     ,@body))
+
+
+;;;; Paths
+
+(defun f-join (&rest args)
+  "Join ARGS to a single path.
+
+Be aware if one of the arguments is an absolute path, `f-join'
+will discard all the preceeding arguments and make this absolute
+path the new root of the generated path."
+  (let (path
+        (relative (f-relative-p (car args))))
+    (mapc
+     (lambda (arg)
+       (setq path (cond ((not path) arg)
+                        ((f-absolute-p arg)
+                         (progn
+                           (setq relative nil)
+                           arg))
+                        (t (f-expand arg path)))))
+     args)
+    (if relative (f-relative path) path)))
+
+(defun f-split (path)
+  "Split PATH and return list containing parts."
+  (let ((parts (split-string path (f-path-separator) 'omit-nulls)))
+    (if (string= (s-left 1 path) (f-path-separator))
+        (push (f-path-separator) parts)
+      parts)))
+
+(defun f-expand (path &optional dir)
+  "Expand PATH relative to DIR (or `default-directory').
+PATH and DIR can be either a directory names or directory file
+names.  Return a directory name if PATH is a directory name, and
+a directory file name otherwise.  File name handlers are
+ignored."
+  (let (file-name-handler-alist)
+    (expand-file-name path dir)))
+
+(defun f-filename (path)
+  "Return the name of PATH."
+  (file-name-nondirectory (directory-file-name path)))
+
+(defalias 'f-parent 'f-dirname)
+
+(defun f-dirname (path)
+  "Return the parent directory to PATH."
+  (let ((parent (file-name-directory
+                 (directory-file-name (f-expand path default-directory)))))
+    (unless (f-same-p path parent)
+      (if (f-relative-p path)
+          (f-relative parent)
+        (directory-file-name parent)))))
+
+(defun f-common-parent (paths)
+  "Return the deepest common parent directory of PATHS."
+  (cond
+   ((not paths) nil)
+   ((not (cdr paths)) (f-parent (car paths)))
+   (:otherwise
+    (let* ((paths (-map 'f-split paths))
+           (common (caar paths))
+           (re nil))
+      (while (and (not (null (car paths))) (--all? (equal (car it) common) paths))
+        (setq paths (-map 'cdr paths))
+        (push common re)
+        (setq common (caar paths)))
+      (cond
+       ((null re) "")
+       ((and (= (length re) 1) (f-root-p (car re)))
+        (f-root))
+       (:otherwise
+        (concat (apply 'f-join (nreverse re)) "/")))))))
+
+(defalias 'f-ext 'file-name-extension)
+
+(defalias 'f-no-ext 'file-name-sans-extension)
+
+(defun f-swap-ext (path ext)
+  "Return PATH but with EXT as the new extension.
+EXT must not be nil or empty."
+  (if (s-blank-p ext)
+      (error "Extension cannot be empty or nil")
+    (concat (f-no-ext path) "." ext)))
+
+(defun f-base (path)
+  "Return the name of PATH, excluding the extension of file."
+  (f-no-ext (f-filename path)))
+
+(defalias 'f-relative 'file-relative-name)
+
+(defalias 'f-short 'abbreviate-file-name)
+(defalias 'f-abbrev 'abbreviate-file-name)
+
+(defun f-long (path)
+  "Return long version of PATH."
+  (f-expand path))
+
+(defalias 'f-canonical 'file-truename)
+
+(defun f-slash (path)
+  "Append slash to PATH unless one already.
+
+Some functions, such as `call-process' requires there to be an
+ending slash."
+  (if (f-dir-p path)
+      (file-name-as-directory path)
+    path))
+
+(defun f-full (path)
+  "Return absolute path to PATH, with ending slash."
+  (f-slash (f-long path)))
+
+(defun f--uniquify (paths)
+  "Helper for `f-uniquify' and `f-uniquify-alist'."
+  (let* ((files-length (length paths))
+         (uniq-filenames (--map (cons it (f-filename it)) paths))
+         (uniq-filenames-next (-group-by 'cdr uniq-filenames)))
+    (while (/= files-length (length uniq-filenames-next))
+      (setq uniq-filenames-next
+            (-group-by 'cdr
+                       (--mapcat
+                        (let ((conf-files (cdr it)))
+                          (if (> (length conf-files) 1)
+                              (--map (cons
+                                      (car it)
+                                      (concat
+                                       (f-filename (s-chop-suffix (cdr it)
+                                                                  (car it)))
+                                       (f-path-separator) (cdr it)))
+                                     conf-files)
+                            conf-files))
+                        uniq-filenames-next))))
+    uniq-filenames-next))
+
+(defun f-uniquify (files)
+  "Return unique suffixes of FILES.
+
+This function expects no duplicate paths."
+  (-map 'car (f--uniquify files)))
+
+(defun f-uniquify-alist (files)
+  "Return alist mapping FILES to unique suffixes of FILES.
+
+This function expects no duplicate paths."
+  (-map 'cadr (f--uniquify files)))
+
+
+;;;; I/O
+
+(defun f-read-bytes (path &optional beg end)
+  "Read binary data from PATH.
+
+Return the binary data as unibyte string.  The optional second
+and third arguments BEG and END specify what portion of the file
+to read."
+  (with-temp-buffer
+    (set-buffer-multibyte nil)
+    (setq buffer-file-coding-system 'binary)
+    (insert-file-contents-literally path nil beg end)
+    (buffer-substring-no-properties (point-min) (point-max))))
+
+(defalias 'f-read 'f-read-text)
+(defun f-read-text (path &optional coding)
+  "Read text with PATH, using CODING.
+
+CODING defaults to `utf-8'.
+
+Return the decoded text as multibyte string."
+  (decode-coding-string (f-read-bytes path) (or coding 'utf-8)))
+
+(defalias 'f-write 'f-write-text)
+(defun f-write-text (text coding path)
+  "Write TEXT with CODING to PATH.
+
+TEXT is a multibyte string.  CODING is a coding system to encode
+TEXT with.  PATH is a file name to write to."
+  (f-write-bytes (encode-coding-string text coding) path))
+
+(defun f-unibyte-string-p (s)
+  "Determine whether S is a unibyte string."
+  (not (multibyte-string-p s)))
+
+(defun f-write-bytes (data path)
+  "Write binary DATA to PATH.
+
+DATA is a unibyte string.  PATH is a file name to write to."
+  (f--write-bytes data path nil))
+
+(defalias 'f-append 'f-append-text)
+(defun f-append-text (text coding path)
+  "Append TEXT with CODING to PATH.
+
+If PATH does not exist, it is created."
+  (f-append-bytes (encode-coding-string text coding) path))
+
+(defun f-append-bytes (data path)
+  "Append binary DATA to PATH.
+
+If PATH does not exist, it is created."
+  (f--write-bytes data path :append))
+
+(defun f--write-bytes (data filename append)
+  "Write binary DATA to FILENAME.
+If APPEND is non-nil, append the DATA to the existing contents."
+  (f--destructive filename
+    (unless (f-unibyte-string-p data)
+      (signal 'wrong-type-argument (list 'f-unibyte-string-p data)))
+    (let ((coding-system-for-write 'binary)
+          (write-region-annotate-functions nil)
+          (write-region-post-annotation-function nil))
+      (write-region data nil filename append :silent)
+      nil)))
+
+
+;;;; Destructive
+
+(defun f-mkdir (&rest dirs)
+  "Create directories DIRS.
+
+DIRS should be a successive list of directories forming together
+a full path.  The easiest way to call this function with a fully
+formed path is using `f-split' alongside it:
+
+    (apply #\\='f-mkdir (f-split \"path/to/file\"))
+
+Although it works sometimes, it is not recommended to use fully
+formed paths in the function. In this case, it is recommended to
+use `f-mkdir-full-path' instead."
+  (let (path)
+    (-each
+        dirs
+      (lambda (dir)
+        (setq path (f-expand dir path))
+        (unless (f-directory-p path)
+          (f--destructive path (make-directory path)))))))
+
+(defun f-mkdir-full-path (dir)
+  "Create DIR from a full path.
+
+This function is similar to `f-mkdir' except it can accept a full
+path instead of requiring several successive directory names."
+  (apply #'f-mkdir (f-split dir)))
+
+(defun f-delete (path &optional force)
+  "Delete PATH, which can be file or directory.
+
+If FORCE is t, a directory will be deleted recursively."
+  (f--destructive path
+    (if (or (f-file-p path) (f-symlink-p path))
+        (delete-file path)
+      (delete-directory path force))))
+
+(defun f-symlink (source path)
+  "Create a symlink to SOURCE from PATH."
+  (f--destructive path (make-symbolic-link source path)))
+
+(defun f-move (from to)
+  "Move or rename FROM to TO.
+If TO is a directory name, move FROM into TO."
+  (f--destructive to (rename-file from to t)))
+
+(defun f-copy (from to)
+  "Copy file or directory FROM to TO.
+If FROM names a directory and TO is a directory name, copy FROM
+into TO as a subdirectory."
+  (f--destructive to
+    (if (f-file-p from)
+        (copy-file from to)
+      ;; The behavior of `copy-directory' differs between Emacs 23 and
+      ;; 24 in that in Emacs 23, the contents of `from' is copied to
+      ;; `to', while in Emacs 24 the directory `from' is copied to
+      ;; `to'. We want the Emacs 24 behavior.
+      (if (> emacs-major-version 23)
+          (copy-directory from to)
+        (if (f-dir-p to)
+            (progn
+              (apply 'f-mkdir (f-split to))
+              (let ((new-to (f-expand (f-filename from) to)))
+                (copy-directory from new-to)))
+          (copy-directory from to))))))
+
+(defun f-copy-contents (from to)
+  "Copy contents in directory FROM, to directory TO."
+  (unless (f-exists-p to)
+    (error "Cannot copy contents to non existing directory %s" to))
+  (unless (f-dir-p from)
+    (error "Cannot copy contents as %s is a file" from))
+  (--each (f-entries from)
+    (f-copy it (file-name-as-directory to))))
+
+(defun f-touch (path)
+  "Update PATH last modification date or create if it does not exist."
+  (f--destructive path
+    (if (f-file-p path)
+        (set-file-times path)
+      (f-write-bytes "" path))))
+
+
+;;;; Predicates
+
+(defalias 'f-exists-p 'file-exists-p)
+(defalias 'f-exists? 'file-exists-p)
+
+(defalias 'f-directory-p 'file-directory-p)
+(defalias 'f-directory? 'file-directory-p)
+(defalias 'f-dir-p 'file-directory-p)
+(defalias 'f-dir? 'file-directory-p)
+
+
+(defalias 'f-file-p 'file-regular-p)
+(defalias 'f-file? 'file-regular-p)
+
+(defun f-symlink-p (path)
+  "Return t if PATH is symlink, false otherwise."
+  (not (not (file-symlink-p path))))
+
+(defalias 'f-symlink? 'f-symlink-p)
+
+(defalias 'f-readable-p 'file-readable-p)
+(defalias 'f-readable? 'file-readable-p)
+
+(defalias 'f-writable-p 'file-writable-p)
+(defalias 'f-writable? 'file-writable-p)
+
+(defalias 'f-executable-p 'file-executable-p)
+(defalias 'f-executable? 'file-executable-p)
+
+(defalias 'f-absolute-p 'file-name-absolute-p)
+(defalias 'f-absolute? 'file-name-absolute-p)
+
+(defun f-relative-p (path)
+  "Return t if PATH is relative, false otherwise."
+  (not (f-absolute-p path)))
+
+(defalias 'f-relative? 'f-relative-p)
+
+(defun f-root-p (path)
+  "Return t if PATH is root directory, false otherwise."
+  (not (f-parent path)))
+
+(defalias 'f-root? 'f-root-p)
+
+(defun f-ext-p (path &optional ext)
+  "Return t if extension of PATH is EXT, false otherwise.
+
+If EXT is nil or omitted, return t if PATH has any extension,
+false otherwise.
+
+The extension, in a file name, is the part that follows the last
+'.', excluding version numbers and backup suffixes."
+  (if ext
+      (string= (f-ext path) ext)
+    (not (eq (f-ext path) nil))))
+
+(defalias 'f-ext? 'f-ext-p)
+
+(defalias 'f-equal-p 'f-same-p)
+(defalias 'f-equal? 'f-same-p)
+
+(defun f-same-p (path-a path-b)
+  "Return t if PATH-A and PATH-B are references to same file."
+  (equal
+   (f-canonical (directory-file-name (f-expand path-a)))
+   (f-canonical (directory-file-name (f-expand path-b)))))
+
+(defalias 'f-same? 'f-same-p)
+
+(defun f-parent-of-p (path-a path-b)
+  "Return t if PATH-A is parent of PATH-B."
+  (--when-let (f-parent path-b)
+    (f-same-p path-a it)))
+
+(defalias 'f-parent-of? 'f-parent-of-p)
+
+(defun f-child-of-p (path-a path-b)
+  "Return t if PATH-A is child of PATH-B."
+  (--when-let (f-parent path-a)
+    (f-same-p it path-b)))
+
+(defalias 'f-child-of? 'f-child-of-p)
+
+(defun f-ancestor-of-p (path-a path-b)
+  "Return t if PATH-A is ancestor of PATH-B."
+  (unless (f-same-p path-a path-b)
+    (string-prefix-p (f-full path-a)
+                     (f-full path-b))))
+
+(defalias 'f-ancestor-of? 'f-ancestor-of-p)
+
+(defun f-descendant-of-p (path-a path-b)
+  "Return t if PATH-A is desendant of PATH-B."
+  (unless (f-same-p path-a path-b)
+    (let ((path-a (f-split (f-full path-a)))
+          (path-b (f-split (f-full path-b)))
+          (parent-p t))
+      (while (and path-b parent-p)
+        (if (string= (car path-a) (car path-b))
+            (setq path-a (cdr path-a)
+                  path-b (cdr path-b))
+          (setq parent-p nil)))
+      parent-p)))
+
+(defalias 'f-descendant-of? 'f-descendant-of-p)
+
+(defun f-hidden-p (path &optional behavior)
+  "Return t if PATH is hidden, nil otherwise.
+
+BEHAVIOR controls when a path should be considered as hidden
+depending on its value.  Beware, if PATH begins with \"./\", the
+current dir \".\" will not be considered as hidden.
+
+When BEHAVIOR is nil, it will only check if the path begins with
+a dot, as in .a/b/c, and return t if there is one.  This is the
+old behavior of f.el left as default for backward-compatibility
+purposes.
+
+When BEHAVIOR is ANY, return t if any of the elements of PATH is
+hidden, nil otherwise.
+
+When BEHAVIOR is LAST, return t only if the last element of PATH
+is hidden, nil otherwise.
+
+TODO: Hidden directories and files on Windows are marked
+differently than on *NIX systems.  This should be properly
+implemented."
+  (let ((split-path (f-split path))
+        (check-hidden (lambda (elt)
+                        (and (string= (substring elt 0 1) ".")
+                             (not (member elt '("." "..")))))))
+    (pcase behavior
+      ('any  (-any check-hidden split-path))
+      ('last (apply check-hidden (last split-path)))
+      (otherwise (if (null otherwise)
+                     (funcall check-hidden (car split-path))
+                   (error "Invalid value %S for argument BEHAVIOR" otherwise))))))
+
+(defalias 'f-hidden? 'f-hidden-p)
+
+(defun f-empty-p (path)
+  "If PATH is a file, return t if the file in PATH is empty, nil otherwise.
+If PATH is directory, return t if directory has no files, nil otherwise."
+  (if (f-directory-p path)
+      (equal (f-files path nil t) nil)
+    (= (f-size path) 0)))
+
+(defalias 'f-empty? 'f-empty-p)
+
+
+;;;; Stats
+
+(defun f-size (path)
+  "Return size of PATH.
+
+If PATH is a file, return size of that file.  If PATH is
+directory, return sum of all files in PATH."
+  (if (f-directory-p path)
+      (-sum (-map 'f-size (f-files path nil t)))
+    (nth 7 (file-attributes path))))
+
+(defun f-depth (path)
+  "Return the depth of PATH.
+
+At first, PATH is expanded with `f-expand'.  Then the full path is used to
+detect the depth.
+'/' will be zero depth,  '/usr' will be one depth.  And so on."
+  (- (length (f-split (f-expand path))) 1))
+
+;; For Emacs 28 and below, forward-declare ‘current-time-list’, which was
+;; introduced in Emacs 29.
+(defvar current-time-list)
+
+(defun f--get-time (path timestamp-p fn)
+  "Helper function, get time-related information for PATH.
+Helper for `f-change-time', `f-modification-time',
+`f-access-time'.  It is meant to be called internally, avoid
+calling it manually unless you have to.
+
+If TIMESTAMP-P is non-nil, return the date requested as a
+timestamp.  If the value is \\='seconds, return the timestamp as
+a timestamp with a one-second precision.  Otherwise, the
+timestamp is returned in a (TICKS . HZ) format, see
+`current-time' if using Emacs 29 or newer.
+
+Otherwise, if TIMESTAMP-P is nil, return the default style of
+`current-time'.
+
+FN is the function specified by the caller function to retrieve
+the correct data from PATH."
+      (let* ((current-time-list (not timestamp-p))
+             (date (apply fn (list (file-attributes path))))
+             (emacs29-or-newer-p (version<= "29" emacs-version)))
+        (cond
+         ((and (eq timestamp-p 'seconds) emacs29-or-newer-p)
+          (/ (car date) (cdr date)))
+         ((or (and (not (eq timestamp-p 'seconds)) emacs29-or-newer-p)
+              (and (not timestamp-p) (not emacs29-or-newer-p)))
+          date)
+         ((and (eq timestamp-p 'seconds) (not emacs29-or-newer-p))
+          (+ (* (nth 0 date) (expt 2 16))
+             (nth 1 date)))
+         ((and timestamp-p (not emacs29-or-newer-p))
+          `(,(+ (* (nth 0 date) (expt 2 16) 1000)
+                (* (nth 1 date) 1000)
+                (nth 3 date))
+            . 1000)))))
+
+(defun f-change-time (path &optional timestamp-p)
+  "Return the last status change time of PATH.
+
+The status change time (ctime) of PATH in the same format as
+`current-time'.  For details on TIMESTAMP-P and the format of the
+returned value, see `f--get-time'."
+  (f--get-time path
+               timestamp-p
+               (if (fboundp 'file-attribute-status-change-time)
+                   #'file-attribute-status-change-time
+                 (lambda (f) (nth 6 f)))))
+
+(defun f-modification-time (path &optional timestamp-p)
+  "Return the last modification time of PATH.
+The modification time (mtime) of PATH in the same format as
+`current-time'.  For details on TIMESTAMP-P and the format of the
+returned value, see `f--get-time'."
+  (f--get-time path
+               timestamp-p
+               (if (fboundp 'file-attribute-modification-time)
+                   #'file-attribute-modification-time
+                 (lambda (f) (nth 5 f)))))
+
+(defun f-access-time (path &optional timestamp-p)
+  "Return the last access time of PATH.
+The access time (atime) of PATH is in the same format as
+`current-time'.  For details on TIMESTAMP-P and the format of the
+returned value, see `f--get-time'."
+  (f--get-time path
+               timestamp-p
+               (if (fboundp 'file-attribute-access-time)
+                   #'file-attribute-access-time
+                 (lambda (f) (nth 4 f)))))
+
+(defun f--three-way-compare (a b)
+  "Three way comparison.
+
+Return -1 if A < B.
+Return 0 if A = B.
+Return 1 if A > B."
+  (cond ((< a b) -1)
+        ((= a b) 0)
+        ((> a b) 1)))
+
+;; TODO: How to properly test this function?
+(defun f--date-compare (file other method)
+  "Three-way comparison of the date of FILE and OTHER.
+
+This function can return three values:
+* 1 means FILE is newer than OTHER
+* 0 means FILE and NEWER share the same date
+* -1 means FILE is older than OTHER
+
+The statistics used for the date comparison depends on METHOD.
+When METHOD is null, compare their modification time.  Otherwise,
+compare their change time when METHOD is \\='change, or compare
+their last access time when METHOD is \\='access."
+  (let* ((fn-method (cond
+                     ((eq 'change method) #'f-change-time)
+                     ((eq 'access method) #'f-access-time)
+                     ((null method)       #'f-modification-time)
+                     (t (error "Unknown method %S" method))))
+         (date-file (apply fn-method (list file)))
+         (date-other (apply fn-method (list other)))
+         (dates      (-zip-pair date-file date-other)))
+    (-reduce-from (lambda (acc elt)
+                    (if (= acc 0)
+                        (f--three-way-compare (car elt) (cdr elt))
+                      acc))
+                  0
+                  dates)))
+
+(defun f-older-p (file other &optional method)
+  "Compare if FILE is older than OTHER.
+
+For more info on METHOD, see `f--date-compare'."
+  (< (f--date-compare file other method) 0))
+
+(defalias 'f-older? #'f-older-p)
+
+(defun f-newer-p (file other &optional method)
+  "Compare if FILE is newer than OTHER.
+
+For more info on METHOD, see `f--date-compare'."
+  (> (f--date-compare file other method) 0))
+
+(defalias 'f-newer? #'f-newer-p)
+
+(defun f-same-time-p (file other &optional method)
+  "Check if FILE and OTHER share the same access or modification time.
+
+For more info on METHOD, see `f--date-compare'."
+  (= (f--date-compare file other method) 0))
+
+(defalias 'f-same-time? #'f-same-time-p)
+
+
+;;;; Misc
+
+(defun f-this-file ()
+  "Return path to this file."
+  (cond
+   (load-in-progress load-file-name)
+   ((and (boundp 'byte-compile-current-file) byte-compile-current-file)
+    byte-compile-current-file)
+   (:else (buffer-file-name))))
+
+(defvar f--path-separator nil
+  "A variable to cache result of `f-path-separator'.")
+
+(defun f-path-separator ()
+  "Return path separator."
+  (or f--path-separator
+      (setq f--path-separator (substring (f-join "x" "y") 1 2))))
+
+(defun f-glob (pattern &optional path)
+  "Find PATTERN in PATH."
+  (file-expand-wildcards
+   (f-join (or path default-directory) pattern)))
+
+(defun f--collect-entries (path recursive)
+  (let (result
+        (entries
+         (-reject
+          (lambda (file)
+            (member (f-filename file) '("." "..")))
+          (directory-files path t))))
+    (cond (recursive
+           (mapc
+            (lambda (entry)
+              (if (f-file-p entry)
+                  (setq result (cons entry result))
+                (when (f-directory-p entry)
+                  (setq result (cons entry result))
+                  (if (f-readable-p entry)
+                      (setq result (append result (f--collect-entries entry recursive)))
+                    result))))
+            entries))
+          (t (setq result entries)))
+    result))
+
+(defmacro f--entries (path body &optional recursive)
+  "Anaphoric version of `f-entries'."
+  `(f-entries
+    ,path
+    (lambda (path)
+      (let ((it path))
+        ,body))
+    ,recursive))
+
+(defun f-entries (path &optional fn recursive)
+  "Find all files and directories in PATH.
+
+FN - called for each found file and directory.  If FN returns a thruthy
+value, file or directory will be included.
+RECURSIVE - Search for files and directories recursive."
+  (let ((entries (f--collect-entries path recursive)))
+    (if fn (-select fn entries) entries)))
+
+(defmacro f--directories (path body &optional recursive)
+  "Anaphoric version of `f-directories'."
+  `(f-directories
+    ,path
+    (lambda (path)
+      (let ((it path))
+        ,body))
+    ,recursive))
+
+(defun f-directories (path &optional fn recursive)
+  "Find all directories in PATH.  See `f-entries'."
+  (let ((directories (-select 'f-directory-p (f--collect-entries path recursive))))
+    (if fn (-select fn directories) directories)))
+
+(defmacro f--files (path body &optional recursive)
+  "Anaphoric version of `f-files'."
+  `(f-files
+    ,path
+    (lambda (path)
+      (let ((it path))
+        ,body))
+    ,recursive))
+
+(defun f-files (path &optional fn recursive)
+  "Find all files in PATH.  See `f-entries'."
+  (let ((files (-select 'f-file-p (f--collect-entries path recursive))))
+    (if fn (-select fn files) files)))
+
+(defmacro f--traverse-upwards (body &optional path)
+  "Anaphoric version of `f-traverse-upwards'."
+  `(f-traverse-upwards
+    (lambda (dir)
+      (let ((it dir))
+        ,body))
+    ,path))
+
+(defun f-traverse-upwards (fn &optional path)
+  "Traverse up as long as FN return nil, starting at PATH.
+
+If FN returns a non-nil value, the path sent as argument to FN is
+returned.  If no function callback return a non-nil value, nil is
+returned."
+  (unless path
+    (setq path default-directory))
+  (when (f-relative-p path)
+    (setq path (f-expand path)))
+  (if (funcall fn path)
+      path
+    (unless (f-root-p path)
+      (f-traverse-upwards fn (f-parent path)))))
+
+(defun f-root ()
+  "Return absolute root."
+  (f-traverse-upwards 'f-root-p))
+
+(defmacro f-with-sandbox (path-or-paths &rest body)
+  "Only allow PATH-OR-PATHS and descendants to be modified in BODY."
+  (declare (indent 1))
+  `(let ((paths (if (listp ,path-or-paths)
+                    ,path-or-paths
+                  (list ,path-or-paths))))
+     (unwind-protect
+         (let ((f--guard-paths paths))
+           ,@body)
+       (setq f--guard-paths nil))))
+
+(provide 'f)
+
+;;; f.el ends here