Make patience algorithm more stack friendly#19
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Inspired by the issue raised in diffson (see gnieh/diffson#63), turning the `Stacked.chain` computation into a tail recursive method makes it possible to use Patience algorithm on big arrays.
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Inspired by the issue raised in diffson (see gnieh/diffson#63), turning
the
Stacked.chaincomputation into a tail recursive method makes itpossible to use Patience algorithm on big arrays.