Smooth out redundant lists - #102
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Removes unnecessary step that created nested lists, only for them to be flattened in the very next step, when the fully flattened lists can instead be instantiated in a single step, thus saving (subject to testing) perhaps 20% of the time on the entire .union() operation
The module imports itertools as it, so the bare name isn't bound. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Removes unnecessary step that created nested lists, only for them to be flattened in the very next step, when the fully flattened lists can instead be instantiated in a single step, thus saving (subject to testing) perhaps 1-2% of the time on the entire .union() operation