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…te` and `POST /api/items/:id/vote` (denoland#565) Adds coverage on behalf of denoland#524
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I've attached code for an sprintf implementation that is (loosely) based on the golang fmt package. I've been told there may be some interest to include it to std.
It's still in and early form, but fairly full featured.
A number of semantic issues are still unclear to me, mostly concerning what the default representation of arbitray objects should be, what flags/variants would be useful, etc. I've outlined a number of those issues in the README and would be interested in receiving input into those points as well.