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Fix printing CategoricalValue #73
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CategoricalValue entries should always be printed via showcompact() in order to get a short representation. This uses ourshowcompact() to do that when printing DataTables to REPL via show, as well as when printing them to HTML, LaTeX and CSV via printtable(). Also fix a failure due to duplicated keyword arguments on Julia 0.7.
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CategoricalValue entries should always be printed via showcompact() in order
to get a short representation. This uses ourshowcompact() to do that when
printing DataTables to REPL via show, as well as when printing them to HTML,
LaTeX and CSV via printtable().
Also fix a failure due to duplicated keyword arguments on Julia 0.7, which is needed for #72.