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also man bash. you will learn what >() and <() mean

I was never able to read the entirety of man bash though

Maybe I'm using the wrong search regex, but I can't find an explanation for >() or <() in `man bash`, `man builtins` or `man bash-builtins`.

It's in bash(1) under "Process Substitution" — https://manpages.debian.org/bookworm/bash/bash.1.en.html#Pro...

If your MANPAGER is less, you can type ^R (CTRL+R) in the search prompt (/) to make it interpret the search string literally (disable regular expressions). As noted in less(1).

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