Reexport std and var from Statistics
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Moved `maximum` to immediately after `minimum`. This makes it easier to match-up the outputs against what `BenchmarkTools` prints.
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std and varstd and var from Statistics
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Fixes: #146 (part 2)
The original request was to just add a note in the docs about reexports from
Statistics: #146 (comment)But then I found we were missing some re-exports that the docs assume exist. So I added those back in as originally proposed in the above issue.
This PR also removes unnecessary
Statisticsimports in the tests. FYI @maleadt, This reverts your change from #294 to restore my change from #149.If we don't want to go with the reexport strategy, that's also fine with me. I just want things to be consistent.