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Python: Add support for arbitrary sequences of hashable objects #128

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  1. python: Add support for arbitrary sequences of hashable objects

    This is a workaround until Martinsos#90
    is implemented.
    If either query or target contain non-ascii values, they are mapped into
    an ASCII alphabet and the resulting byte sequences are used for doing
    the alignment.
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Commits on Mar 20, 2019

  1. Implement suggestions from code review and minor corrections

    - Refactor input mapping code into separate function
    - Allow no more than 256 unique values (was: 255)
    - Also map additional equalities if query or target need mapping
    - Update docstrings
    - Fix code style
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