Iceman

`String.Index` cannot be `Strideable` because it needs to refer to the parent storage to know next index, so I cannot use `stride`. I tried to write with `sequence` like`stride`. What...

I tried next patterns: ```swift let aaa: [Substring] = [ ""[...], "1"[...], "1234"[...], "12345"[...], "12345678"[...], "1234567890abcd"[...], ] for v in aaa { print(v.chunked(by: 4), v.reverseChunked(by: 4)) } ``` ```output [""]...

Sorry, I can't understand what you mean in the first sentence. I think there is some misunderstanding. At this PR, It doesn't matter whether indices in memory or calculating every...

This should be fixed by mint. mockolo has dependency of `@rpath/lib_InternalSwiftSyntaxParser.dylib`(you can check this by `otool -L `) , and `swift build` puts `lib_InternalSwiftSyntaxParser.dylib` to the same directory to `mockolo`....

I have also this trouble. Thanks for the nice PR.

If it were `Self`, would there be any problems?

It should be fixed, but I think it is a less common requirement, so it is not a priority.

Issues around `lib_InternalSwiftSyntaxParser.dylib` are soleved at version `2.0.0`

1. Maybe solved at #200. 2. At `2.0.0`, build on Linux are supported. Please try on it. Please feel free to reopen this if you still have trouble.

Issues around `lib_InternalSwiftSyntaxParser.dylib` are solved at version `2.0.0`.