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This removes some unnecessary dependencies, and marks some of them as only needed for testing. Overall this should make installation of the package lighter weight and improve load times of the package.

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column_names(iter::SimIterator) = column_names(iter.sim)
column_types(iter::SimIterator) = IterableTables.column_types(iter.sim)
column_types(iter::SimIterator) = error("Not implemented") # Used to be `IterableTables.column_types(iter.sim)`
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@rjplevin the old code can not have worked because the column_types function was removed when we moved to julia 1.0. I assume this is just not used, given that no tests fail?

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Merging #468 into master will not change coverage.
The diff coverage is 33.33%.

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@davidanthoff davidanthoff merged commit 093f68d into mimiframework:master May 6, 2019
@davidanthoff davidanthoff deleted the simplify-deps branch May 6, 2019 16:41
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