Add a grail_sorter to the library (issue #23). #41
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Add a grail_sorter to the library (issue #23).
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This pull request adds the buffered sorter
grail_sorterto the library, wrapping Mrrl's GrailSort, which is an implementation of a stable sorting algorithm described by B-C. Huang and M. A. Langston. I have ported the original implementation to C++, making it work with any random-access iterator and handle comparison and projection parameters.A sorting algorithm close to Mrrl's SqrtSort can be obtained with
grail_sorter<dynamic_buffer<sqrt>>.