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Improve complex Array diffs
See original GitHub issueCome back to this --> have diff.js locally with few different approaches. Decide on large-scale changes. Keep whitespace character normalization
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I am not interested in external dependencies or solutions. 85% of the fun is coming up with something.
@jasikpark Yes, definitely. That package is using the same
diffdependency under the hood anyway. The only difference is the visual output, which is side-by-side (by default) and using the background highlights that you like 😃