Split Spyc class out into a separate file
#66
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…ed through Composer autoloading. This enables other code (which is not using the procedural access to the class) to manage how and when the actual class is loaded. Resolves mustangostang#65
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I hooked up the class in a way that should not break any existing code, either Composer based or using manual includes. |
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This change allows the `Spyc` through an autoloader, as soon as the related pull request to the `mustangostang/spyc` package has been merged: mustangostang/spyc#66
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Split class out into a separate file so that it can be properly managed through Composer autoloading.
This enables other code (which is not using the procedural access to the class) to manage how and when the actual class is loaded.
Resolves #65