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9 changes: 5 additions & 4 deletions CHANGELOG.md
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language in. `Exhaustive` is the previous behaviour: shortest strings
first, one path expanded in full before the next. `Sampled` covers every
shape the automaton holds before asking any of them for a second string,
and picks representative characters (`a`, `0`, `A`, ` `, ...) spread over
each range, so `.*abc.*` yields `abc`, `abc `, `aabc`, `0abc`, ... instead
of a million variations of `abc\u{0}`. It stays deterministic and pages
with `offset` the same way.
so `.*abc.*` yields `abc`, `abc\u{0}`, `\u{0}abc`, ... instead of a
million variations of `abc\u{0}`. Within a shape, characters come in the
same ascending order `Exhaustive` uses — the order chooses which strings
come first, never the characters they are made of. It stays deterministic
and pages with `offset` the same way.
- `GenerationOptions`, what `generate_strings`/`iter_strings` may generate:
the order, plus an optional charset (`with_charset(CharRange)`) that keeps
generation to a set of characters. Only strings made entirely of them come
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