TidyDict()

By default, a non-existing key creates another TidyDict at that key.
Prints in a non-garbage way (tabulated).
use .to_csv() to get a CSV file
use to_dict() to get a "normal" dictionary

load_csv_to_tidydict()

use this function to create a TidyDict from a csv

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