Add Arrow Core & Fx syntax for Kotlin's Result type

[nomisRev]

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[pablisco]

Amazing stuff! Thank you for adding this 😍

[raulraja]

Looks great, @nomisRev. I wonder if we should have Result.bind() inside the either block too when E is Throwable and in the generic block perhaps Result.bind { throwable -> E }.

[nomisRev]

Looks great, @nomisRev. I wonder if we should have Result.bind() inside the either block too when E is Throwable and in the generic block perhaps Result.bind { throwable -> E }.

Sounds great, and this is actually very easy to add.

[i-walker]

👏🏾

[pablisco]

I had a random thought, not blocking of course. I was wondering if it would make it easier to read these zip implementations if we use computations instead of delegate to higher arity functions,

[nomisRev]

I choose the most effiecient implementation that was still somewhat readablee and short here. Writing this as a nullable { } will suffer from the same problem. The only way to write this properly is to be fully exhaustive with fold but that exploses quickly.

[nomisRev]

I wonder if we should have Result.bind() inside the either block too when E is Throwable

@raulraja, to fully supoort this we need multiple receivers. I added the generic variant.

[nomisRev]

Thanks for the great reviews, I updated with all suggested changes if you want to take another look. @pablisco @i-walker @raulraja

[nomisRev]

These were incorrectly named inside ParTraverseValidated.kt.. Should we deprecate them for 0.13.3?

[raulraja]

thanks @nomisRev!