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Many times Vec<T> is used as a set datastructure, where nothing cares about the order of elements within the list. To allow such lists to easily be emitted canonically, we should have methods on the various Enocder types (including SingleItemEncoder) that buffer the encoded objects and output them sorted by either Bencode order (i.e, ordered ASCIIbetically by their encoded form) or by any existing Ord impl (if one exists)
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Many times
Vec<T>
is used as a set datastructure, where nothing cares about the order of elements within the list. To allow such lists to easily be emitted canonically, we should have methods on the various Enocder types (including SingleItemEncoder) that buffer the encoded objects and output them sorted by either Bencode order (i.e, ordered ASCIIbetically by their encoded form) or by any existingOrd
impl (if one exists)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: