Standardize style in the library and remove deprecated functions #82
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What does this pull request do?
Now that #73 has merged the library is going to need a major version bump. Accordingly, the functions marked deprecated in the previous release have now been removed from the library.
While removing these functions and reviewing other PRs I noticed there are a number of places where style had diverged in the library. This PR also includes a clean sweep through enforcing things like the use of
foralland non-unicode characters, and it gives a few particularly dense sections of code a little room to breathe.