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/// A prefix operator that negates a `Bool` value from a given `KeyPath`.
///
/// - Parameter keyPath: The `KeyPath` to the `Bool` value to be negated.
///
/// - Returns: A function that takes an instance of `T` and returns the negated `Bool` value.
prefix func !<T>(keyPath: KeyPath<T, Bool>) -> (T) -> Bool {
    return { !$0[keyPath: keyPath] }
}

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import Foundation

// This is the equivalent to `CellDescriptor` https://talk.objc.io/episodes/S01E26-generic-table-view-controllers-part-2
struct Handler {
  // This is the problem... What I really need is `type` to be a concrete type that conforms to Decodable.
  // I don't want to force users to have to conform to some arbitrary class of mine.
  // In the case of UITableViewCell this worked out fine bc of the already-required inheritance. Is there a work around?
  let type: Decodable.Type
  let handle: (Decodable) -> Void

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import Foundation
import Carrot
import SocketRocket

public class CarrotSocket: NSObject, Socket {
  
  // MARK: Lifecycle
  
  public init(webSocket: SRWebSocket) {
    socket = webSocket