Export deepEqual and UnorderedArray as part of the utils namespace
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The `deepEqual` function is a key piece of how the distance to a target is calculated, as it allows to compare between the current and target state. This function is flexible to allow users to define their own comparison operations by providing an `equals` function on their models. This function may also come handy for users of the library, so we export it as part of the `mahler/utils` namespace Change-type: minor
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utils namespacedeepEqual and UnorderedArray as part of the utils namespace
This is helpful for including lists of items in a state model but changes in the array order should not be considered as a state change. Change-type: minor
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deepEqualfunction is a key piece of how the distance to a target is calculated, as it allows to compare between the current and target state. This function is flexible to allow users to define their own comparison operations by providing anequalsfunction on their models.This function may also come handy for users of the library, so we export it as part of the
mahler/utilsnamespaceWe also export a new type
UnorderedArraythat can be used as part of the data model to indicate the planner that array comparison should not take into account the order of elements when comparing state.Change-type: minor