# Packages
Package besteffort contains a best-effort implementation of [types.MultiAcceptor].
Package chaos allows errors to be introduced in a sequencer stack.
Package core contains a sequencer implementation that preserves source transactions and relative timestamps.
Package immediate contains a trivial [sequencer.Sequencer] implementation which writes data directly to the configured acceptor.
Package retire contains a utility for removing old mutations.
Package scheduler contains Sequencer-specific utilities for ensuring ordered access to rows.
Package script provides an API shim that integrates the userscript into the [sequencer.Sequencer] API.
Package seqtest provides a test fixture for instantiating sequencers and other general-purpose test helpers.
Package sequtil contains sequencer utility methods.
Package switcher contains a meta-Sequencer that switches between various modes of operation.
# Functions
CommonProgress returns the minimum progress across all tables within the [Stat.Group].
IsMarking returns true if the acceptor implements [MarkingAcceptor] or [MarkingAcceptor] is implemented by an acceptor somewhere in a delegate chain.
NewStat constructs a basic Stat.
# Constants
Defaults for flag bindings.
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# Structs
Config is an injection point common to sequencer implementations.
StartOptions is passed to [Sequencer.Start].
# Interfaces
MarkingAcceptor is a marker interface to indicate that a [types.MultiAcceptor] will assume responsibility for calling [types.Stager.MarkApplied].
A Sequencer implements a lifecycle strategy for mutations.
A Shim allows the behaviors of another Sequencer to be modified.
Stat is an interface to allow for more specialized types to aid in testing.