> 3. Have ImmutableSet keep a reference to the original iterable. Add an ImmutableSet.refresh() method that rebuilds ._data from
> the iterable. Add a Set.refresh() method that triggers ImmutableSet.refresh() where possible. The goal is to improve the
> usability of sets of sets where the inner sets have been updated after the outer set was created.
>
> >>> inner = Set('abracadabra')
> >>> outer = Set([inner])
> >>> inner.add('z') # now the outer set is out-of-date
> >>> outer.refresh() # now it is current
> >>> outer
> Set(['a', 'c', 'r', 'z', 'b', 'd'])
Make that:
Set(ImmutableSet('a', 'c', 'r', 'z', 'b', 'd']))
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