puts 0.1.2

Typing `println!('{:?} {:?} {:?}', o1, o2, o3)` is too hard. `puts!(o1, o2, o3)`
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puts!

Often times you want to print something in rust and have to type not 1, not 2, not 3, but 9 consecutive punctuation characters to do so!

That's insane. So I made puts!

Instead of:

println!("{:?} {:?}", object);

it's now

puts!(object1, object2)

just make sure to add

#[macro_use(puts)]
extern crate puts;

in your project.