HashedColls - hashed dict/list collections

Simple Usage

from hashedcolls import HashedDict
from hashedcolls import HashedList

d = HashedDict
l = HashedList

my = d({d({1: 1}): 1, l([1, 2, 3]): 2, (1,): 3})

How it works?

By default, dict and list Python 3 collections can not be used as a key for a dict, because they are mutable, thus are not hashable.
But both HashedDict and HashedList contain __hash__() method implemented.
How it works is that both of these classes have Hashed mixin included, so they are able to use Hashed.elements2hash() function, that basically returns __hash__() of all elements (items() in case of a dict).