Minor tidy: use peel rather than [1] and drop#483
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version bump and it's good to fly
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It is a nonfunctional change. |
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Sure, but it could inadvertently introduce a bug. My understanding was that any change to code |
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For small nonfunctional changes I am ambivalent. We've run tests and reverse dep tests. |
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Very small change as a follow up to something changed in #482
Since we want the head and the tail, we can use
Iterators.peel