Move the ct-fetch tool, and the whole of the ct-mapreduce library, into crlite #119
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The important parts of https://github.com/jcjones/ct-mapreduce are what CRLite needs, and the rest of that package is probably broken at best. So let's not actually depend on it, let's move it all together into one place. Fixes #119 Also handles jcjones/ct-mapreduce#48.
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The important parts of https://github.com/jcjones/ct-mapreduce are what CRLite needs, and the rest of that package is probably broken at best. So let's not actually depend on it, let's move it all together into one place. Fixes #119 Also handles jcjones/ct-mapreduce#48.
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…147) The important parts of https://github.com/jcjones/ct-mapreduce are what CRLite needs, and the rest of that package is probably broken at best. So let's not actually depend on it, let's move it all together into one place. Fixes #119 Also handles jcjones/ct-mapreduce#48.
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There's only historical reasons for the ct-mapreduce library to exist, and it does complicate matters to have to account for its version for all other things.
I should mark that repo deprecated, move the relevant bugs here, and consolidate the code into this repository.
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