Return an action-list not registered in the global registry of lists. The keyword arguments are as for define-action-list.
The documentation string allows you to provide documentation for the action list.
sort-time is a keyword specifying when added actions are sorted for the given list -- either :execute or :define-action (see *default-action-list-sort-time*).
dummy-actions is a list of action-names that specify placeholding actions; they cannot be executed and are constrained to the order specified in this list, for example
'(:beginning :middle :end)
default-order specifies default ordering constraints for subsequently defined action-items where no explicit ordering constraints are specified. An example is
'(:after :beginning :before :end)
execution-function specifies a user-defined function accepting arguments of the form:
(the-action-list other-args-list &rest keyword-value-pairs)
where the two required arguments are the action-list and a list of additional arguments passed to execute-actions, respectively. The remaining arguments are any number of keyword-value pairs that may be specified in the call to execute-actions. If no execution function is specified, then the default execution function will be used to execute the action-list.
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