This type is returned by a public method, but it isn't publicly re-exported. This means that it cannot currently be named in downstream code, and the documentation for its Iterator implementation is not rendered in RustDoc. This is an oversight on my part, as the type was intended to be public.
This commit fixes that, by publicly re-exporting UniqueIter. In addition, I've added some improved documentation for UniqueIter, which should help users to understand its guarantees.
This type is returned by a public method, but it isn't publicly re-exported. This means that it cannot currently be named in downstream code, and the documentation for its
Iteratorimplementation is not rendered in RustDoc. This is an oversight on my part, as the type was intended to be public.This commit fixes that, by publicly re-exporting
UniqueIter. In addition, I've added some improved documentation forUniqueIter, which should help users to understand its guarantees.Fixes #77