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I think our walk!(agent, rand, model) is an unintuitive function, with also less power than possible. When I think of a random walk, I would think that I provide a radius to a function, and the agent takes a step with distance as much as the radius, but random direction.
Our function doesn't allow for this. So, I propose that we implement a randomwalk! function with specification:
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The library needs tests to prevent bugs. This library uses pytest as test suite, which is by far the most user friendly test-suite for Python. This is great, because this means anyone can add tests; it's super easy! Moreover, it makes you acquainted with the code, which is why it's labeled a good first issue.
When adding tests, keep the following in mind:
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Looks like it is possible to do it even on Python older than 3.10. See projectmesa/mesa-geo#67 (comment).
Update: from implementing #1345, looks like older Pythons don't support type aliases with
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