Allow specifying that certain talks must schedule after other talks #5
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We have a lot of ints floating around; use NewType to try to make sure these don't get mixed up. Iterables can only be iterated through once; be more specific about what type of iterable if we iterate more than once through them. Tests get a helper function because literal ints are of type int, and don't automatically pick up the subtype, unfortunately.
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I don't actually know if this is the best approach to asserting that talks are scheduled after other ones or if there's a more efficient way to specify this without defining a start-slot and end-slot in the set of LP equations... |
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I need to spend some time thinking about this before we merge it, please hold. |
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