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The tiny_sort crate provides two sort implementations stable::sort and unstable::sort.
The crate is no_std and both versions can be disabled via features, by setting
default-features = false. stable::sort requires alloc, unstable::sort doesn’t. In
addition to the default sort interface that requires that T implements Ord,
stable::sort_by unstable::sort_by can be used to sort with a custom comparison function.
Use these sort implementations if you care about binary-size more than you care about
performance. Otherwise use slice::sort and slice::sort_unstable.
See the README for information about binary-size and run-time.