feat: add finite and well-founded streams #1331
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It appears that foldlM is not tail recursive.
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Could you explain how this relates to the core iterators? What is the use case that is not being filled by those? |
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The connection with iterators was in a follow-up PR #1372. I've closed that one and merged with this one.
The main purpose is to help people port their stream-based code to iterator-based code. |
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Add classes for provably finite streams and connect streams with standard library iterators.