Use chain.from_iterable in interpreter.py

[cool-RR]

This is a faster and more idiomatic way of using itertools.chain. Instead of computing all the items in the iterable and storing them in memory, they are computed one-by-one and never stored as a huge list. This can save on both runtime and memory space.

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Coverage remained the same at 89.557% when pulling d5e68a44a7fb4ca0dbaffc057c1e214b6764284a on cool-RR:patch-2 into aa475004bc22fe8f477227974fceb28537ddff67 on adriank:master.

[adriank]

Thanks, I believe it's a new addition to the language. Will check if it works well on test cases in all supported versions of python.

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[cool-RR]

It's not new, it's supported since Python 2.6. You're welcome :)

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Thanks, I believe it's a new addition to the language. Will check if it works well on test cases in all supported versions of python.

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[cool-RR]

@adriank Any conclusions? Anything on Python 2.6 or above would very likely work the same.

[adriank]

Didn't have time yet.

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