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That could also give you a target for doing codegen on if's that appear before the first generator! And (if we are really going crazy), for zero-generator for comprehensions!
You mean `for[F] yield x` would give `F.unit(x)`? I admire your ambition! And this syntax even looks nice!
Exactly. You could even do `for[F] { if x > 10 } yield 3`, which actually cleans up something that is currently kind of messy.
The compiler would need to know how to construct the value without an existing value to work from, so it would need to infer the companion object from the TC, and call `unit` on it, which would need to be added to all the monad types.
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