Update library of luton and add new tag system #673
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I've seen this in a few of these PRs -- do you know what's actually different? At a glance it appears that the before and after are both spaces.
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I think my editor might change something, I am not sure why.
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| Since Chars is only meant to represent a 32-bit Unicode, can't 2 chars be concatenation. | |||
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| Since Chars is only meant to represent a 32-bit Unicode, can't two chars be concatenated. | |||
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| Since Chars is only meant to represent a 32-bit Unicode, can't two chars be concatenated. | |
| Since Chars is only meant to represent a 32-bit Unicode, two chars can't be concatenated. |
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| Since Chars is only meant to represent a 32-bit Unicode, can't two chars be concatenated. | |
| Since Chars is only meant to represent a 32-bit Unicode, two chars can't be concatenated. |
In prep for: exercism/crystal-test-runner#85
Also allows to only run test for a certain test by just running
crystal spec --tag task_id=x