New release?

[kloczek]

I think that it would be good to flush currently committed changes and make new release :)

Looks like already at least few distributions are no longer using regular 1.5.0.

[nayuki]

Thanks, that's a good idea. I hesitated because I didn't make functional changes since v1.5.0. But it looks like I did a lot of work since then. Upon reviewing my series of commits, these are the main things I did:

• Clarified a lot of internal code (especially for Rust, C++, and C).
• Merged the C++ source files from 3 pairs to just 1 pair.
• Modified internal assertions (which should not trigger unless I made a mistake).
• Deleted JavaScript in favor of TypeScript.
• Made very minimal changes to Java and Python source codes.

Given the same inputs, the libraries as of latest (commit 13a2558) still generate the exact same output as v1.5.0. Also, I keep master stable, so any project that took a non-tagged commit from my project is okay and not risky.

[nayuki]

All done. Posted v1.6.0 to PyPI (Python), crates.io (Rust), and Maven Central (Java).