More templates: connect, swift-scheduling - #1128
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43 and 29 completions, respectively. We can afford to retest. |
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Continues from #1127.
These were simpler than Bob, though displaying the board in
connecttook a few attempts to get Jinja2 to play nicely withjlfmt.perfect-numbershad an update in #1127, but it turns out that was just a URL change in the documentation. Fortunate, because the current Julia implementation is wildly different from theproblem-specifications. Three separate boolean functions here, versus a single function returning a text classifier incanonical-data. I'm not eager to step into that compatibility minefield.