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Is this the neatest way to draw strokes on a Typst table? Question

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Is there a more idiomatic way to create a table like this?

What I wrote (after a fair bit of trial and error) did achieve the result I was looking for, but the stroke commands seem a bit complex and repetitive, and I feel that there's probably a better way to do it.

= Weekday Travel Options from Dublin to Tullamore

== Train (Iarnród Éireann) & Bus (Kearns Transport)

#set text(size: 10pt)

#table(
  columns: 11,
  stroke: (x, y) => {(
    left: if x == 1 { 0.7pt } else { 0pt },
    bottom: if (y == 0) or (y == 6) { 0.7pt } else if y == 5 { 2pt } else { 0pt }
  )},
  [],                     [IÉ],    [IÉ],    [IÉ],    [IÉ],    [IÉ],    [IÉ],    [IÉ],    [Kearns], [IÉ],    [Kearns],
  [Cathal Brugha St],     [],      [],      [],      [],      [],      [],      [],      [],       [],      [],
  [George's Quay],        [],      [],      [],      [],      [],      [],      [],      [],       [],      [],
  [Ha'penny Bridge],      [],      [],      [],      [],      [],      [],      [],      [16:10],  [],      [16:30],
  [Heuston Station],      [07:35], [09:25], [11:30], [12:45], [13:30], [14:45], [15:35], [16:15],  [16:30], [16:35],
  [Tullamore],            [08:32], [10:15], [12:22], [13:36], [14:21], [15:44], [16:31], [17:50],  [17:26], [18:10\*],

  [],                     [IÉ],    [Kearns], [IÉ],    [Kearns],  [Kearns], [IÉ],    [Kearns], [IÉ],    [IÉ],    [],
  [Cathal Brugha St],     [],      [17:00],  [],      [],        [],       [],      [18:00],  [],      [],      [],
  [George's Quay],        [],      [],       [],      [17:15],   [],       [],      [],       [],      [],      [],
  [Ha'penny Bridge],      [],      [17:15],  [],      [17:30],   [17:45],  [],      [18:15],  [],      [],      [],
  [Heuston Station],      [17:10], [17:20],  [17:30], [17:35],   [17:50],  [18:15], [18:20],  [19:35], [20:30], [],
  [Tullamore],            [18:11], [18:55],  [18:30], [19:10\*], [19:25],  [19:14], [19:50],  [20:28], [21:34], [],
)

\* Terminates in Tullamore.
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