Also, a longstanding, never-triggered bug got fixed.

More work need to be done for decoder iterators, and the
<future>, which is not supported in C++98

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Still incomplete. And I am not sure I should
support it, but it should get more people happy

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We can now either compile & link the library, or
include header-only (almost, but the structure is there).

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Work towards #16



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Technically, we broke the old C RAW API.
but it was just created, and we are in prealpha.
And we only put things const. so whatever.

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Minor API changes. everything is const now,
same as in the C RFC API

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Thank you GCC, we had a bug.

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Close #11

. Seems good enough, but let's not call it
final yet.

Minor tweaks to the CPP API, too

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...although you will rarely need it for the encoder.

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should not be necessary, we made things typesafe.
But there are strange people around...

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And finally fix #3

Testing is needed, though.

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Spaces, not tabs.

Actually, I liked tabs much more. But it seems a lot
of IDEs and general reader do not handle them correctly,
or do not let you configure "1 tab == 4 spaces", so the code
was not always readable.

"git diff -w" for this commit is en empty list.

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This was originally meant only to eradicate the interleaving
code, so that the raw API could be slightly faster.

Turns out a lot had to be done for that, and the API changed
to reflect those changes.

The RAW_Encoder template now has enabled/disabled methods,
so that you can only use the right one, depending on
whether you choose interleaving or not.

While doing all of this, I realized a nice way to let the user
choose the correct symbol number for the block. +1 for typesafety.

And since the commit became really big, I threw in a couple
of useless style changes, bringing back everything to 80 columns.

Really, I should be doing smaller commits.

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Ticket #3 not yet finished, blocked by #7



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