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Extension classes currently have the Ex at the end of the name of the class. They should be renamed to ~Extensions.
Example: EnumEx -> EnumExtensions
Change the file names too to keep them consistent with the class names.
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Create a method to build maybe objects which will avoid exceptions (returning
Kind::None) if some error happened inside of the given block.