Bash 5.2 apparently added <(< file) that expand to the path to a fifo
(openable only for read on BSD) to which the contents of file are
written to, without documenting it.
It also added >(< file) which is rather weird and fun; it expands to
the path to a fifo (openable only for write on BSD), but (< file) will
still write the contents of file to stdout even though >() didn't
redirect stdout, so the content of file are not written to the fifo, but
to caller's stdout.
Effectively : >(<file) is a pure bash cat now:
bash-5.2$ echo Hello World > file
bash-5.2$ : >(<file)
Hello World
bash-5.2$ printf hi >> file
bash-5.2$ : >(<file)
Hello World
hibash-5.2$
o/
emanuele6
