Add Sequences class with automatic compactification option on dispose #494
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🎯 Summary
Implements automatic compactification (deduplication) functionality for sequences by adding a new
Sequences<TLinkAddress>class with optional automatic compactification on dispose.📋 Implementation Details
🔧 Core Features
Sequences<TLinkAddress>Class: ExtendsLinksDisposableDecoratorBaseto provide compactification functionalityCompact()method for on-demand deduplication🏗️ Architecture
The implementation follows the existing decorator pattern used throughout the codebase:
⚙️ Compactification Algorithm
Each()method(source, target)key pairsMergeAndDelete()to merge duplicates🧪 Comprehensive Testing
Added
SequencesTests.cswith complete test coverage:Compact()method🔍 Technical Implementation
Key Components
Sequences<TLinkAddress>: Main class implementing compactification logicFindDuplicateLinks(): Efficient duplicate detection algorithmCompact(): Public API for manual compactificationPerformance Considerations
MergeAndDeleteinfrastructure for consistency🎯 Fixes
Closes #97 - Add an option for automatic compactification (deduplication) of all sequences on Sequences' Dispose
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