Bump imara-diff from 0.1.8 to 0.2.0

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Bumps imara-diff from 0.1.8 to 0.2.0.

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v0.2.0

This release changes the API to be more suitable for hunk post-processing and implements the Git slider adjustments.

What's Changed

• CHANGELOG: remove duplicated top header by @​ada4a in pascalkuthe/imara-diff#20
• Fix spelling and typos by @​Wilfred in pascalkuthe/imara-diff#23

New Contributors

• @​Wilfred made their first contribution in pascalkuthe/imara-diff#23

Full Changelog: pascalkuthe/imara-diff@v0.1.8...v0.2.0

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Commits

• c0b655a fix test
• 4a02738 simplify API and add slider post-processing
• 1505ee1 Merge pull request #23 from Wilfred/fix_typos
• 198d5b4 Fix spelling and typos
• 984dede CHANGELOG: remove duplicated top header (#20)
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[Byron]

Won't happen in a while.

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[cruessler]

@Byron @EliahKagan Just for context: once #2276 is merged, I want to start experimenting with updating to imara-diff 0.2. I first want to test the new version in the context of gix-blame alone, to reduce scope a bit, in order to figure out a) how much we would need to adapt existing code and b) how well it fares compared to 0.1 and git with respect to postprocessing diff sliders.

[Byron]

That's so great to hear 🎉! I also would love to see if for practical purposes, in gix-blame, there is a performance difference between the old and the new implementation. Now we'd also do diff-slider handling, for example.
Of course, one instrumentation run will probably reveal the impact, if there is any, and I will be excited to perform that as well. My guess is that most time is still spent in the tree traversal/object decoding, just like before.