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Clean up generics #37
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MaximBazarov
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Neat! Thank you for the cleanup!
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Description
This PR cleans up the single character generics to make the library a little bit more readable. This is important because most objects are public facing API, and users of the API can with a glance get context of what is needed from them.
This PR goes through the whole library and updates all generics and tries to make it more consistent throughout.
In some places, I also refactor some functions and initializers to multiple lines to make the code a little bit more readable. What would be ideal is to have a tool like Swift format run as a Github action to make all contributions more consistent