stablerange: have the class behave as a tuple If we want people to use a tuple, we should offer them a tuple. This should help update most of the code iteratively.

obshashrange: extract computation back into the discovery module This obshash is related to discovery and it seems more appropriate to have to live there. This remove the last large piece of logic from the class. We'll now be able to slowly turn it into a tuple.

obshashrange: use a small utility function to access the obshash If we want the object to disappear we needs the top level code to stop accessing its attribute.

debugstablerange: minor code reformat The content of that list will become more complex as we drop the object so we make sure to have one value per line for clarity.

stablerange: move the subrangesclosure inside the module This seems more suitable and open the way to simple update of how we build things without too much impact outside the module. The debug command is still in the 'obsdiscovery' module because it also deal to obshash and I'm not sure of were this should live yet.

stablerange: compute subranges from parent when possible Unless we are a merge, we can infer the standard subranges of a range by reusing the subranger of its parent. We update the implementation to do so. We still needs the "old way" for merge. We move that code in a dedicated function for the sake of simplicity.

stablerange: add an official warmup function The function is responsible for making sure we have the necessary data for a sets of heads. For now this only warm the depth cache. More will follow soon. Such explicite warmup will be usefull for on disck caching as an early point of writing will be easier.

stablerange: remove now unnecessary setter The class is handling all computations and cache access by itself now. So we can drop this method.

stablerange: directly perform slicing in the getting method Now that all necessary functions are available, we simply apply the standard slicing on cache miss and proceed.

stablerange: move standard slice point definition in main class More migration of code away from the doomed individual class.