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MaleDong and others added 11 commits July 29, 2018 20:02
1) Add async method: `binarySearch` and `btreeSearch`.
2) Refactor of tests by putting them into `tests` folder.
3) Create several new tests in details.
4) Remove useless and reformat codes to be clear.
5) Remove useless snapshots, because they can be recreated when you run `npm run test`.
Because the async is the wrapper of Task, we don't need to use async
again.
New Feature of async for Nodejs, Refactor of codes in node.js
1) Considering using xUnit for UnitTest, remove my unit tests.
2) Remove useless `async`, because `async` is just the wrapper of `Task`.
3) Modify unit tests to be sure that the values MUST BE equal to each other when the IP is the same.
[Update] Refactor codes according to RocherHong's changes
`_search` should release resouces because the file state is still open.
[Fix] Add "Disposible" interface for final release of resouces
1) In `README.md`, we shouldn't use `c#` but `csharp` to make md
recoginize it's the C# formation of codes.

2) Add 'ConfigureAwait(false)' as for the MSDN magazine usage.

3) Don't need Contribution History in README.md, because we can see the
change logs in GitHub instead.
[Fix] Fix csharp formations
@RocherKong RocherKong merged commit c4583dc into RocherKong:master Jul 31, 2018
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