Generics migration #237
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This attempts to migrate this library in the least invasive way by preserving as much of the original API as possible. It does not change the tests in a meaningful way nor does it attempt to upgrade any logic that can be simplified or improved with generics. This is purely an API migration, and still requires a lot of additional work to be fully ready.
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Generics migration (emirpasic#237)
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This attempts to migrate this library in the least invasive way by preserving as much of the original API as possible. It does not change the tests in a meaningful way nor does it attempt to upgrade any logic that can be simplified or improved with generics. This is purely an API migration, and still requires a lot of additional work to be fully ready.