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Explorations on readability improvements #176

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@nrinaudo nrinaudo force-pushed the readability branch 8 times, most recently from ae0eb8d to ec39d8e Compare December 20, 2019 21:46
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Make package and import statements explicit
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The goal of this is to remove ambiguity in imports, which has proven
to be a pain both for readability and maintainability.

In theory, in order to remove all ambiguity, we'd need to prefix all
imports by _root_, but that's just too unpleasant...
nrinaudo added 15 commits May 10, 2020 21:55
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