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IMO, it makes sense to just document those two types and list all the methods and how they behave, but I vaguely recall jnthn saying Hyper/RaceSeqs are implementation detail and shouldn't be documented or something? I forget.
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HyperSeq and RaceSeq themselves are user-facing. It's the hyper batcher and so forth roles that I wish to keep implementation-defined for now.
Documenting the semantics of operations of a HyperSeq and RaceSeq makes sense. The spreadsheet is an idea of where we want to end up, but of course only a fraction of that is implemented now (map, grep), so it's probably best just to implement ones that are actually done.
Don't see the behaviour of calls on HyperSeq/RaceSeq documented anywhere
All I know about is this spreadsheet jnthn++ prepared before implementing them:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kpSb8LoskHSbM1FQvWdQ269rlRkU8vh5A_ElpN3Qay4/edit#gid=0
IMO, it makes sense to just document those two types and list all the methods and how they behave, but I vaguely recall jnthn saying Hyper/RaceSeqs are implementation detail and shouldn't be documented or something? I forget.
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