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Add withElements to CommittedBundle #227
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Move to a static nested class.
The unprocessed elements of a partially completed bundle must be placed in a new bundle to be processed at a later time. The bundle in which they are processed should also have identical properties to the bundle which the elements were initially present in. withElements provides a simple way to create a "copy" of a bundle that contains different elements.
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When a bundle is partially completed, the unprocessed elements must be
placed in a new bundle to be processed at a later time. The bundle in
which they are processed should also have identical properties to the
bundle which the elements were initially present in.
withElements provides a simple way to create a "copy" of a bundle that
contains different elements.
This backports BEAM #231