Clean up desc() vs. toString() mess #16
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Delete branch "%!s()"
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This could make a lot of casual object printing easier or rather more descriptive.
For now, only desc() does the cycle checking, so toString() must call desc() for potentially cyclic data structures.
But then, where do I need which of these? It isn't really clear to begin with.
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