New instruction wrapper + misc changes - #57
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The main exciting change here is the new instruction wrapper, which I think resolves #31 (tbc), and paves the way for #32. This introduces a style of programming which I'd like to perpetuate throughout more of the codebase once some details are ironed out, that is documenting and enforcing invariants to make things more robust. Certainly this new approach seems to be less buggy than the previous one.
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