🐌 Add a lazy/iterable version of the flatten function#7
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lrhoek merged 4 commits intoAnarchitecture:mainfrom Jan 24, 2026
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This helps IDE's like PHP-storm and probably other tools detect where files are and what they are for.
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This PR adds a lazy version of flatten (or at least a version that accepts an iterable of iterables).
In the end I chose to make
preserve_keysbehavior configurable which is somewhat inconsistent with the rest of this library. Because I introduced extra arguments I also made the function return a unary callable instead of doing the work directly to make it easier to use. This however is inconsistent witharray_flatten, so I'm open to changing it.As a drive by change I also added the unit tests to the autoload-dev section of composer.json, this helps my IDE.