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Inspired by common practice in C-kernels and boost::intrusive containers. Provided version of a list is suitable for standard library algorithms and range-for constructs. It also guarantees safety when deleting nodes during iteration. Intended to use in composing fashion.
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Inspired by common practice in C-kernels and boost::intrusive
containers.
Provided version of a list is suitable for standard library algorithms
and range-for constructs. It also guarantees safety when deleting nodes
during iteration.
Intended to use in composing fashion.