Add find_min/max/minmax algorithms #113
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These do the same as `min()`/`max()`/`minmax()`, but take multipass sequences and return a cursor to the requisite elements rather than an optional value, returning a past-the-end cursor if the input sequence is empty. Fixes #112
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These do the same as
min()/max()/minmax(), but take multipass sequences and return a cursor to the requisite elements rather than an optional value, returning a past-the-end cursor if the input sequence is empty.Fixes #112