✨ SequenceSet ordered entries methods (backports to v0.4-stable) #402
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`===` is not an alias for `cover?`. It delegates to `cover?` but handles errors differently.
`#each_range` and `#each_number` were previously tested indirectly via `#ranges` and `#numbers`, but this adds tests on them directly.
This splits off "normalized" vs "order preserving" methods in the "What's here?" sections.
Adds three new SequenceSet methods for querying about "duplicates": * `#has_duplicates?`: Returns whether the ordered entries contain any duplicates. * `#count_duplicates`: Returns the count of duplicates in the ordered entries. * `#count_with_duplicates`: Returns the count of numbers in the ordered entries, including any repeated numbers. This is useful for adding guards to `CopyUIDData` and `UIDPlusData`, and for getting the size of `SequenceSet#each_ordered_number` (another PR).
Less duplication, still fairly easy to read, IMO.
Yields each number in the ordered entries and returns +self+.
In `#count`, "*" is treated as if it is effectively UINT32_MAX. That
was also the intention for `#count_with_duplicates`.
Unlike `#count`, which can assume that `*` only appears at most once,
`#count_with_duplicates` needs to check each entry.
This means that, e.g:
SequenceSet["#{UINT32_MAX}:*"].count_with_duplicates == 1
SequenceSet["#{UINT32_MAX},*"].count_with_duplicates == 2
This is the ordered entries version of `#find_index`.
Some of the `#[negative index]` specs were using non-negative indexes. They've been updated to use negative indexes. Previously, `#at` was indirectly tested only by the `SequenceSet#[]` test and the randomized "compare to reference Set" tests. The new tests specifically explicitly focus on `#[]`.
This is the ordered entries variation of `#at`.
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Backports all of the following PRs to
v0.4-stable:SequenceSet#appendwhen its@stringis nil #376The code changes were backported already.
SequenceSet#cover?documentation #379SequenceSet#each_ordered_number#386SequenceSet#find_ordered_index#396SequenceSet#ordered_at#397With only a few simple exceptions (relating to differences in rdoc, versioned defaults in
config.rb, and the autoloads inresponse_data.rb) cherry-picking went smoothly and without conflicts.This adds the following new methods to
Net::IMAP::SequenceSet:#count_with_duplicates: The ordered entries version of#count.#count_duplicates: The difference between#countand#count_with_duplicates.#has_duplicates?: Returns whether#count_duplicatesis positive.#each_ordered_number: The ordered entries version of#each_number.#find_ordered_index: The ordered entries version of#find_index.#ordered_at: The ordered entries version of#at.