Make position indexing work more similarly across implementations#241
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…ss they can do most operations on unindexed paths
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I need to regenerate the bindings in order to merge this. |
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This makes
PositionOverlay,MutablePositionOverlay,ReferencePathOverlay,PackedPositionOverlay, andPackedReferencePathOverlaywork more similarly.Now they all look at REFERENCE and GENERIC-sense paths by default, and can be told to look at other paths in a similar way.
Some of them completely hide the un-indexed paths, and others raise exceptions when trying to do operations on paths that would need the index when they aren't indexed, but both of those behaviors are now under test.
This is related to #236 and #237.