v2.4.0

Implement Go 1.23 iterators (#41)

Those are the Go 1.23 iterator that can be used with `for ... range`:
https://go.dev/doc/go1.23#iterators.

v2.3.0

Add ReplaceKey (#37)

ReplaceKey replaces an existing key with a new key while preserving order of
the value. This function will return true if the operation was successful, or
false if 'originalKey' is not found OR 'newKey' already exists (which would be an overwrite).

v1.6.0

Add ReplaceKey (#37)

ReplaceKey replaces an existing key with a new key while preserving order of
the value. This function will return true if the operation was successful, or
false if 'originalKey' is not found OR 'newKey' already exists (which would be an overwrite).

v1.5.1

update performance test times to avoid accidental factors (#34)

v1.5.0

Improve performances of v1 (#32)

Try to improve the performance of the ordered map without generics. Apply the same approach already used for V2 in commit b46f20e44cbd130f70390d9ae9f253d64f441dc4.

v2.2.0

Performance improvements (#30)

Notes:
- avoid allocating an Element when iterating using (*Element).Next() and (*Element).Prev()
- avoid allocating an Element when calling (*OrderedMap).Front() and (*OrderedMap).Back()
- avoid computing the length of the doubly linked list since it is not strictly needed

Advantages:
- no need of (*Element).list field: save both memory and assignations
- avoid comparisons in (*Element).Next() and (*Element).Prev(): save time
- allow implicit initialization: style
- avoid comparisons in (*list).Front() and (*list).Back(): save time
- keep almost the same execution time for (*list).Remove(), (*list).PushFront() and (*list).PushBack()

v2.1.1

ci: Test on pull request (#31)

We also need to run tests on external pull requests.

v2.1.0

Require comparable interface instead of constraints.Ordered for map k…

…eys (#29)

v2.0.1

Adding Github Actions (#27)

This replaces the flakey Travis CI for testing.

v2.0.0

Added support for generics (#26)

Generics (in Go 1.18) are an ideal case for this library. It is provided
through a new version v2. If you need to support Go 1.17 or below you can
continue to use v1.