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add Tree implementation #694

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based on #350 / #690

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inducer commented Oct 18, 2022

The authorship information on the commits is incorrect. For the tree, this should show Kaushik as the author, and you as the committer. For the tests, that should show you as the author, i.e. you need a minimum of two commits.

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The authorship information on the commits is incorrect. For the tree, this should show Kaushik as the author, and you as the committer. For the tests, that should show you as the author, i.e. you need a minimum of two commits.

I think this should be fixed now.

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This is ready for review

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__copyright__ = "Copyright (C) 2022 Kaushik Kulkarni"
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It's hard for me to see here how this was changed vs. the original.

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I've split up the commits into Kaushik's original implementation (7f50179), followed by my changes on top of that initial commit. Does that make the changes clearer?

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