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* pseudocode ideas for generalizing map_over_subtree * pseudocode for a generalized map_over_subtree (still only one return arg) + a new mapping.py file * pseudocode for mapping but now multiple return values * pseudocode for mapping but with multiple return values * check_isomorphism works and has tests * cleaned up the mapping tests a bit * remove WIP from oter branch * ensure tests pass * map_over_subtree in the public API properly * linting
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Added function to test if two trees are isomorphic to one another, which is a necessary check to perform as part of solving #29 .
Also refactors some things, including pulling code out into a new
mapping.pymodule.