Created to be something like Ramda or Lodash for Python, but without
functional style.
For strings:
`reverse` - Reverse a string.
`replace` -
Replaces one substring in string to another.
Analog to string method with same name,
but also adds ability to change direction, from which to replace substring.
For collections:
`get` - Returns or element from collection by index (key), or None if not found.
For asyncio:
`run_async` - Asynchronously runs coroutine (function, defind with 'async def') until it completes.
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