Awesome-pattern-matching

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0.24.3

- `Some` is now properly Hashable
- Documented `Parameters`
- Deprecated `Arguments`

0.24.2

- Fixes an issue with the `_` (underscore) special key pattern when matching dictionaries

0.24.1

- Fixes an issue with Some in Some

0.24.0

- Adds case guards (`when=` and `guarded`)
- Adds `Remainder`
- Adds `Object`

0.23.0

- Fixes 8 which introduces a new Feature, see description in pull 9

> This allows `Some(*)` to match subsequences.
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> Previously `Some(...)` would only match individiual items, i.e. the pattern `[0, Some(1), 2]` would match the value `[0, 1, 1, 1, 2]`. Compared with a regex on strings this would be like `01*2` but the repetition here could not be applied to subsequences `0(12)*3`. This pull request introduces the ability for `Some(*)` to take multiple patterns which it then tries to match as a sequence within: `[0, Some(1, 2), 3]` would now match the value `[0, 1, 2, 1, 2, 3]`. This could not be expressed before.
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> Note that the new syntax is different from `Some([1, 2])` as this would match items which are themselves lists, i.e. `[0, [1, 2], [1, 2], 3]`.

0.22.0

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