Question about code_do*range

[Vaguery]

I'm working through an stepwise explanation of :code_do*range behavior in a blog post, and am wondering something:

The way it's defined in Clojush it will (1) pop a :code item, and (2) execute that code item at least twice, at the end of the loop, when the counters are equal.

Is that actually the desired effect? I ask only because the continuation form produced when the looping is finished is equivalent to (:q1 (:k1 :k2 :q1)), where :q1 is the code item and the two numbers are the (identical) start and end counters. So the counters are preserved, and pushed to the :integer stack. The :code item is executed twice: once as to-do and once as popped-arguments at the end.

It seems as though a :code_quote is missing from the second instance in the continuation form. Or not! I don't know what's intended, because there's no real documentation on the instruction itself.

It just seems like there's an extra.