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Outcome: a dict works for any keyword, e.g. weights of each response - #8
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Follows #7, which was merged before this commit was pushed. #7's per-response dict was never specific to
offset: this says so in the docs, the changelog andOutcome's docstring, and adds a test with weights of each response:The full suite gives 283 passed and 5 strict xfails. Since #7 only adds to 0.3.0, these two could be released as 0.3.1.
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