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Upgrade integers()
backend and filter rewriting
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Via a morning paging through noisy output from pylint and some proprietary services.
This was referenced Mar 15, 2021
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This PR refactors the implementation of
integers()
, so that it consists only of anIntegersStrategy
class instead of various combinations, maps, and filters over separate classes for bounded and unbounded integers.Data-generation is logically unchanged, with negligible performance changes in runtime and memory usage - the real motivation here is to empower runtime introspection for filter-rewriting (#2701) and prototyping symbolic execution.