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use HashMap;
use crateRow;
use crateVersion;
pub const YAD_CURRENT_VERSION: Version = Version ;
/// Represents the root container of the YAD data format.
///
/// A [`YAD`] instance stores the entire dataset, including a version header
/// and a collection of [`Row`] entries.
/// It acts as the **top-level structure** in the YAD hierarchy:
/// - [`YAD`] (collection of rows)
/// - [`Row`] (collection of keys)
/// - [`Key`] (collection of values)
/// - [`Value`] (individual data unit)
///
/// # Structure Fields
/// - [`version`](YAD::version): The version of the YAD format used for this dataset.
/// - [`rows`](YAD::rows): A mapping of row names to [`Row`] objects.
///
/// # Examples
/// ```rust
/// use std::collections::HashMap;
/// use yad::core::Row;
/// use yad::YAD;
/// let mut yad = YAD::new();
///
/// // Add a row
/// let row = Row::new("User".to_string(), HashMap::new());
/// yad.add_row(row);
///
/// // Retrieve the row
/// let retrieved = yad.get_row("User");
/// assert!(retrieved.is_some());
///
/// // Remove the row
/// let removed = yad.remove_row("User");
/// assert!(removed.is_some());
/// assert!(yad.get_row("User").is_none());
/// ```