* Learn to use cl-grid-test, to make sure ASDF changes don't break stuff,

 and that breakage gets fixed quickly.

* Split ASDF in parts
** Have it pass test-lisp
** Have it pass test-upgrade

* Make load-op a generic operation that selects the proper strategy
  for each system, module or file, according to component properties and user-configuration:
  compile the lisp file then load the fasl (load-compiled-op),
  load the lisp file without compiling (load-source-op),
  compile all files for the system, link them and load the result (load-fasl-op),
  compile all files for the system *and* its dependencies, link and load (monolithic-load-fasl-op),
  concatenate all files for the system, then load the result (load-concatenated-source-op),
  concatenate all files for the system, then link them and load the result (load-compiled-concatenated-op),
  concatenate all files for the system *and* its dependencies, link and load (monolithic-load-compiled-concatenated-op).

* Stop the dynamic ASDFn temporary package madness.

** Just have a single ASDF-USER that :use's ASDF and ASDF-UTILS
* operation cleanup?
** Kill backward-compat functions after all clients have moved on.