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Rename func() to props().

The fact that it's a function is not unique: notes() and score() take functions as well. props() is more descriptive than func(): it suggests the return value, which is what other callback-taking calls also are named after.

Considered names:

* func()  # abbreviation :-( but a well known one
* facts()  # inaccurate: returns a single fact
* fact()  # doesn't necessarily return a whole fact; can layer with rightward calls
* all()  # want to reserve this for quantifiers
* everything()  # Makes it clear that it overrides any previous calls, no matter their kind. Might suggest a reach outside this rule
* hash()  # not a very JS term
* custom()  # is it more custom than a note() or score() callback?
* obj()  # too generic, abbrev
* properties()  # long
* props()  # abbrevation :-( but a well-known one. I like that it focuses your attention on the individual properties returned and on the per-subfact layering with other chained calls.
* subfacts()  # accurate, but so far we haven't made the user know about facts, and I don't want to start now

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