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The documentation could use more code examples of how to use the various features of mcpyrate. Each item should include the actual code example, an explanation of what is it for and what it does, and if applicable, the output printed by the example.
Particularly, the mcpyrate.debug.step_expansion macro would be nice to showcase in a more detailed manner.
But basically anything in the pub
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Add tests
It's not possible to manually test every path a user takes, as such tests need to be added
Testing server: Mocha
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Help wanted!
The interaction between
unpythonicand theasyncstuff that was added in Python 3.5 is totally untested, because I haven't used, and I'm not even that familiar with, that part of Python myself.Reading Brett Cannon's explanation, I surmise the async features are intended mainly for "microthreading" ty