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Allows the caller to memoize the results in case deciding equality is expensive. This makes arraydiff symmetrical with its async sister module again: bruderstein/arraydiff-async@a63028c
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The failing build is unrelated to the changes in this PR. |
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It's starting to look like this will never be looked at, so I'll just close it and move on :) |
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Allows the caller to memoize the results in case deciding equality is expensive.
This makes arraydiff symmetrical with its async sister module again:
bruderstein/arraydiff-async@a63028c