Adding various functions to test types #65
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Adding various functions to test types, including different combinations of Slice/Matrix/Vector and Contiguous/Canonical/Universal. Ideally these could be split off into a separate package, `mir.ndslice.traits`, or something.
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| Replacing with #73. |
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Adding various functions to test types, including different combinations of Slice/Matrix/Vector and Contiguous/Canonical/Universal.
Ideally these could be split off into a separate package,
mir.ndslice.traits, or something.