Update aztec_code_generator.py#5
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Reviewed part when leaving binary mode to any other mode. Issue for the number of bytes when superior to 31 corrected.
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Assuming that new sequences after delimitry#5 are indeed optimal.
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The tests were broken by this change. I fixed them in my fork (which also adds Python packaging), in dlenski@f2bcd2d … based on the assumption that the new sequences resulting from this PR are indeed the correct ones. |
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Reviewed part when leaving binary mode to any other mode.
Issue for the number of bytes when superior to 31 corrected.