Import IEnumerable as seq
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seqis the standard way of working with enumerations in F#. It is concise and does not require separate opens in the code. For a wide variety of standard types there are F# global abbreviations that are used by default during analysis. However, for one of the most popular types, the more verboseIEnumerableis still used:This PR suggests importing
IEnumerableasseqhow it is done for other F# abbreviations of standard types.