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Tests for the operators listed in the docs as of this commit refs #22
Generalize a few string methods, add extra methods for Twine API to String, add EmptyTwine.
Of all of the backlogged commits, this one seemed the most fitting
with which
to commence.
Signed-off-by: Corbin Simpson <[email protected]> <[email protected]>
I expect that this breaks things.
At least I think I got them all.
Or monte liste if you prefer, I guess.
Not especially great writing, but it can be improved.
Still sucks.
This turns our Travis into an advisor, basically; tests can now fail across the board. I don't care.
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The unittest module seems to be somewhat disabled, so I'm not able to run the tests.
Also, I'm not sure what the norms are for guards. I currently don't use any.
But it seems to work.