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Implement IEnumerable on reversed

See original GitHub issue

We do the same thing in other reversed iterators. Fixes the following:

bytes(reversed(b"123"))

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Created 5 years ago
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AlexKubiesacommented, Nov 25, 2018

Yes, it does fix the sample code

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sloziercommented, Nov 25, 2018

Did you check that your fix indeed fixes the sample code in the issue?

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