This includes a general cargo update to pick up the tokenizers update, but which also updated a number of other dependencies.
One odd thing in the Python implementation that I chose to do a little differently. The named parameters on the Strip decoder constructor are left and right. But the getters/setters are for start and stop. Originally the getters/setters were also left and right, but they were subsequently updated, while the constructor parameters were left unchanged. I chose to make them consistent in the Ruby binding and just use start and stop.
This includes a general cargo update to pick up the tokenizers update, but which also updated a number of other dependencies.
One odd thing in the Python implementation that I chose to do a little differently. The named parameters on the Strip decoder constructor are
left
andright
. But the getters/setters are forstart
andstop
. Originally the getters/setters were alsoleft
andright
, but they were subsequently updated, while the constructor parameters were left unchanged. I chose to make them consistent in the Ruby binding and just usestart
andstop
.Runs green on my fork.