Bump itertools from 1.7.1 to 2.2.0

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Bumps itertools from 1.7.1 to 2.2.0.

Release notes

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v2.2.0

• Move to ESM by default
• Drop support for node 12.x and 14.x
  (they probably still work, but they're EoL)

v2.1.2

Improve tree-shakability when used in bundlers.

v2.1.1

• Improve documentation
• Fix a minor edge case bug in reduce() (when first argument in iterable is undefined, and the predicate function was not explicitly set)

v2.1.0

• The following functions retain richer type information about their arguments:

  • ifilter()
  • filter()
  • partition()

  For example, TypeScript will now know the following:

  const items = [3, 'hi', -7, 'foo', 13];
  function isNum(value: unknown): value is number {
  return typeof value === 'number';
  }
  const numbers: number[] = filter(items, isNum); // ✅
  const [numbers, strings] = partition(items, isNum); // ✅
  //     ^^^^^^^  ^^^^^^^ string[]
  //     number[]

• Add new find(iterable, pred) function, which is almost the same as first(iterable, pred) but behaves slightly more intuitive in the case where no predicate function is given.

• Fix bug in chunked() with size=1

v2.0.0

Breaking changes:

• Rewritten source code in TypeScript (instead of Flow)
• Modern ESM and CJS dual exports (fully tree-shakable when using ESM)
• Massively reduced bundle size
• Targeted ES2015 (instead of ES5)
• Support only TypeScript versions >= 4.3
• Drop Flow support[^1]
• Drop Node 10.x support
• icompact, compact, and compactObject functions will now also remove null values, not only undefined

... (truncated)

Changelog

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v2.2.0

• Move to ESM by default
• Drop support for node 12.x and 14.x
  (they probably still work, but they're EoL)

v2.1.2

• Improve tree-shakability when used in bundlers

v2.1.1

• Improve documentation
• Fix a bug in reduce() in a very small edge case

v2.1.0

The following functions retain richer type information about their arguments:

• ifilter()
• filter()
• partition()

For example, TypeScript will now know the following:

const items = [3, "hi", -7, "foo", 13];
function isNum(value: unknown): value is number {
return typeof value === "number";
}
const numbers: number[] = filter(items, isNum); // ✅
const [numbers, strings] = partition(items, isNum); // ✅
//     ^^^^^^^  ^^^^^^^ string[]
//     number[]

• Add new find(iterable, pred) function, which is almost the same as first(iterable, pred) but behaves slightly more intuitive in the case where no predicate function is given.

• Fix bug in chunked() with size=1

v2.0.0

Breaking changes:

• Rewritten source code in TypeScript (instead of Flow)

... (truncated)

Commits

• 6abf592 Release 2.2.0
• fc163cd Check before releasing
• e725245 Replace custom release scripts by release-it
• 98c8844 Upgrade deps (#973)
• 10a11ce Bump @​typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin from 5.60.1 to 5.61.0 (#914)
• 302a420 Bump @​typescript-eslint/parser from 5.60.1 to 5.61.0 (#915)
• f045f92 Bump @​vitest/coverage-istanbul from 0.29.8 to 0.32.4 (#912)
• 01f21f6 Bump vitest from 0.32.3 to 0.32.4 (#913)
• fb779ab Bump to 2.1.2
• b098fe9 npm i
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