plushy 0.1.0

Comfiest generational arenas for Rust.
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# Plushy

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Plushy is a comfy generational arena for arbitrary types. You can think of it
as _[`thunderdome`](https://docs.rs/thunderdome) for all types at once_, or as
an ECS where you can only have one component at a time.

Plushy is a relatively simple crate that builds on top of thunderdome, but adds a few nice things, specificaly:

- Strongly typed wrappers around `Index`, meaning you can't accidentally mix up your entity ids. If you insert a `Player`, the corresponding id is `Id<Player>`.
- You only need one `Store` for all of your types. With `thunderdome` you'd need to create a separate `Arena<T>` for every type `T` you want to store.

# License

Plushy is free and open source and dual licensed under MIT and Apache 2.0 licenses.