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IntervalMaxEnd

Struct IntervalMaxEnd 

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pub struct IntervalMaxEnd;
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Augmentation for interval trees: tracks the maximum interval endpoint in each subtree.

When keys are interval start points and values are interval end points, this augmentation allows efficient overlap queries: if root_stats() < query_start, no interval overlaps.

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use augmented_rbtree::{AugmentedRBTree, augmentations::IntervalMaxEnd};

// Key = interval start, Value = interval end
let mut tree = AugmentedRBTree::<i32, i32, IntervalMaxEnd>::new();
tree.insert(1, 5);   // interval [1, 5]
tree.insert(3, 10);  // interval [3, 10]
tree.insert(8, 12);  // interval [8, 12]

// Max endpoint in the whole tree
assert_eq!(tree.root_stats(), Some(&Some(12)));

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impl<K> Augment<K, K> for IntervalMaxEnd
where K: Ord + Copy,

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type Stats = Option<K>

The type of data that will be stored in the augmented tree.
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fn compute( _key: &K, value: &K, left: Option<(&K, &K, &Option<K>)>, right: Option<(&K, &K, &Option<K>)>, ) -> Option<K>

Computes the augmented data for a node given its key, value, and the augmented data of its left and right children.
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impl Debug for IntervalMaxEnd

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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