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7d0468a6610ed85586d5c87fd65de8dac5118923 by Derek Mauro <dmauro@google.com>:

Import of CCTZ from GitHub.

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1131ef6d116f5ce7d46537a82f300ea06dcaaa53 by Gennadiy Rozental <rogeeff@google.com>:

Migrate internal interface to use mutable references.

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96225212a9f5fbd0b38c71fe65539164992c7c3b by Laramie Leavitt <lar@google.com>:

Remove random/internal/distributions.h

This file was something of an historical artifact. All of the related
code has either been removed or migraged, and so the only remaining type
belongs with uniform_helper.h, as it is used to infer the return type
of the absl::Uniform method in a few cases.

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6dcbd5be58ad425e08740ff64088373ee7fe4a72 by Mark Barolak <mbar@google.com>:

Release the StrFormat test case for Cords to open source.

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34484d18dfb63a0a7ad6e2aaeb570e33592968be by Abseil Team <absl-team@google.com>:

Let Cord::Cord(string&&), Cord::operator=(string&&),
Cord::Append(string&&), and Cord::Prepend(string&&) steal string data
and embed it into the Cord as a single external chunk, instead of
copying it into flat chunks (at most 4083-byte each).

Stealing string data is faster, but it creates a long chunk, which leads
to a higher more memory usage if its subcords are created and outlive
the whole Cord.

These functions revert to copying the data if any of the following
conditions holds:
- string size is at most kMaxBytesToCopy (511), to avoid the overhead
  of an external chunk for short strings;
- less than half of string capacity is used, to avoid pinning to much
  unused memory.

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