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Cleaned up "Added Elm code for Euler, with visualization" (#62)#73

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Cleaned up "Added Elm code for Euler, with visualization" (#62)#73
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This pull request is a cleand up version of #62. I got the branch up-to-date with master and removed the already merged commits/merge commits. I also changed a bit that we (I think) collectively agreed on, which is that the HTML file is code output and should, for that and other reasons, not be included.

I preserved the original commit author, so that @jiegillet still shows up as the contributor of the code.

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jiegillet commented Mar 5, 2018

If we are not using the html, I'd rather not include the full code at all, just the algorithm is enough.
EDIT: From Discord discussions, it seems people want to keep the full code, so I'm changing my mind, I'm OK with this PR. Thanks for the git magic @Butt4cak3

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leios commented Mar 21, 2018

Alright, we might need more discussion on this PR. Does it completely replace #62 ?

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@leios Yes. It is the same as the other PR but rebased and with one change.

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leios commented Mar 21, 2018

Ok, so my understanding is that it's ready to merge?

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There's no open discussion about its content, so we should be good. Go ahead, Schloss Boss.

@leios leios merged commit 65f0fbc into algorithm-archivists:master Mar 21, 2018
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leios commented Mar 21, 2018

Cool. Thanks!

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