nodes.

Optimized pickle formats (using tuple rather than tuple of tuples).

Updates Interfaces file with set operations and byValue method.

(re)Implemented new set operations and added byValue method.

Fixed bug in handling of empty BTreeItems.

Rewrote suite building to use a test_suite function as required by
Brian's test runner.

Added a debug function and a new __main__ handler that can run it.

Added flags to prevent subclasses from having instance dictionaries.
It's not clear that people will actually subclass these things and
supporting instance dictionaries adds extra effort at this time, which
we can't afford.

comparison yet.

Fixed typo in length test.

Changed wording of error when a nonundoable transaction is attempted to be undone from "undoable transaction" to "nonundoable transaction"

Changed wording of UndoError docstring from "an attempt was made to undo an undoable transaction" to "an attempt was made to undo a non-undoable transaction"

merging sets and mapping objects (e.g. integer sets and
integer to integer mappings) easier later.

Split template into multiple files.

Change buckets to use separate key and value arrays.
This makes set handling (null value arrays) a little simpler
and will allow us to save memory if we implement types with
small keys or values (e.g. short keys).

getting key max and min values.

Added (back) PER_USE macro to make persistence handling sane.

include files. This cleaned up the code quite a bit and should make it
pretty easy to add additional types in the future.

Fixed numerous errors with handling bucket list pointers, deletions of
subtrees, etc.

Fixed bugs in items indexing.

Moved macros for handling specific key or value types to separate
include files. This cleaned up the code quite a bit and should make it
pretty easy to add additional types in the future.

Changed BTreeItems_length so it lies. Waaa. See comment in method.

check the length after convering to a list, because btree items
have to lie about their length.

include files. This cleaned up the code quite a bit and should make it
pretty easy to add additional types in the future.