Basic implementations of layout functions for tlog-tiles #31
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These functions were copied from the equivalents in serverless-log and then mercilessly hacked down. We may need to restore some of the functions that were removed. We will almost certainly need to add (or re-add, for one function) some computation of the partial tile suffix. That said, getting this in before I finish my work-week feels like a useful foundation on which to build.
AlCutter
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These functions were copied from the equivalents in serverless-log and then mercilessly hacked down. We may need to restore some of the functions that were removed. We will almost certainly need to add (or re-add, for one function) some computation of the partial tile suffix. That said, getting this in before I finish my work-week feels like a useful foundation on which to build.