Includes:
A foreach with progress reporting (also Status.reporter)
A generator for the “sampling sequence” (binary van der Corput sequence), useful for incremental resolution on graphs.
A dictionary that stores its items as pickles in a directory. Features lazy loading and lazy evaluation.
Plus a few more odds and ends.
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