Fixing Dragon4 to take unbiased rounding into account.#257
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This is a copy of #232 which was detached when the repo became public. |
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This is still dependent on the |
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The Dragon4 implementation was not taking unbiased rounding into account and so it would generate longer than necessary (but still correct) strings. This is only needed when generating the shortest possible string and doesn't need to be accounted for when generating strings of a specific digit length.