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⚡ Feature: Buffer views (#22)

* View

- Initial work-in-progress for a new `View` type-buffer

* View (unittests)

- Fixed incorrect assertion

* View

- Implemented `opSlice()`

View (unittests)

- Added test for `opSlice()`

* View (unittests)

- Added test for out-of-bounds indexing

* View

- Added support for the `~=` operator overload

View (unittests)

- Use the operator overload

* View

- Allow updating indices

* View

- More work being done on deciding various parts of this API
- Fixed the `opIndexAssign(...)`

* View

- made `opIndex(size_t)` and `opIndexAssign(T, size_t)` respect the "fake" size

View (unittests)

- Added code to test the above updates to the `View` type

* View

- Made `add(T[])` private

* View

- Added range `opSlice()`

* View

- Fixed range-based `opSlice(...)`

View (unittests)

- Added unittest

* View

- New, more efficient `opSlice(size_t, size_t)` implemented

View (unittests)

- Updated slicing tests

* View

- Typo fix

* View (unittests)

- Added another test to test the last )untested) branch of the `opSlice(size_t, size_t)` method

* View (unittests)

- Added more tests for `opSlice(size_t, size_t)`

* View

- `opSlice()` now forwards to `opSlice(size_t, size_t)`

* View

- Only add debug in unittest mode

* View

- Cleaned up

* View

- Cleaned up

* View

- When calling `opSlice(size_t, size_t)` with arguments that are equal then you should return `[]`. This fixe a bug when we do `view[]` and length was `0` as `opSlice()` calls `opSlice(size_t, size_t)` with `opSlice(0, 0) then

* View

- Removed unreachable code

* View

- Removed unreachable code

* View

- Replaced unreachable code with a false assertion

* View

- Cleaned up

* View

- Cleaned up

* SectorType

- Working on type definition

* SectorType

- More compile-time checks added

* SectorType

- More compile-time ... (continued)

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