Replace itertools dependency with methods from the standard library#93
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While doing a dependency audit we noticed that we had a dependency on an old version of
itertoolsexclusively throughcriterion. Looking at the code, it seemed relatively trivial to replace the dependency with methods from the standard library instead of bumping the dependency version.The
izipmacro is just a small wrapper around zipping multiple iterators, it only saves a tiny bit of code.A
chunk_bymethod was added to slices and stabilized in Rust 1.77. The method is slightly more generic, since it takes a comparison function instead of a key extractor.