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0.2.0

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- Improve handling on non-UTF8 files under ``--use-git-ls``
- Helptext (``slyp --help``) now does not list all linting codes. Use
``slyp --list`` to view this data.
- Introduce autofixer behavior. Fixing is always run before linting, so that
emitted lint errors are accurate to the fixed file.

- The first autofixer has been added: remove unnecessary parentheses for
expressions wrapped in multiple parentheses.

0.1.2

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- Add ``W120`` for catching unparenthesized multiline annotations on parameters

0.1.1

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- If CST traversal hits recursion depth, this is now reported as an internal
error without aborting the entire run of ``slyp``
- ``W103`` now ignores a multiline string join which is the only string inside
of a container type.

0.1.0

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- ``--disable`` and ``--enable`` now support the special string "all" to refer to
all codes. Explicit enables and disables are given higher precedence than "all".
- Add ``E110`` for catching the return of a known-``None`` variable immediately
after testing it (prefer to return ``None``, not the variable name)
- ``--disable`` and ``--disable`` now support categories, as in ``--disable W``
to disable all warnings.
- The ``E101``, ``E102``, and ``E103`` codes have each been downgraded to warnings
(``W`` category) but are still enabled by default
- The matching AST checker now considers the triviality and proximity of
matching AST nodes. By default, only the check for non-trivial adjacent
branches is enabled.

- Add ``W201``, ``W202``, and ``W203`` to describe the disabled checks
- Triviality is defined as a heuristic which captures simple expressions and
statements (e.g. ``return None`` is a trivial statement)

- Add support for ``--enable`` to turn on disabled codes

0.0.3

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- Add ``--disable`` for turning off specific codes
- Various minor speed improvements, resulting in ~5% faster runs on large
codebases
- Invert verbosity control by removing ``-q/--quiet`` and adding ``-v/--verbose``.
Verbose output is now opt-in, not opt-out.

0.0.2

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- Add pre-commit-hooks config, allowing use with pre-commit

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