Quite a bit has happened since last time:

Adaptive Gauss-Kronrod quadrature which should work well for a wide range of 1D 
integrals.

More (lower order) ODE integrators have been implemented, mostly for 
benchmarking integrators of different order (and of course for fun ;)).

JoegottabeGitenme <https://github.com/JoegottabeGitenme> has made some awesome 
contributions when he added 1D optimization. The methods he introduced was: 
steepest_descent, conjugate_gradient, newtons. Thank you very much for you kind 
contributions! :-D

The latest release brought interpolation into the mix with Natural Cubic 
Splines. They are piecewise polynomials of degree 3. All you have to do is 
provide a list of x-values and a list of y-values and then you can evaluate the 
spline. To find with interval the provided point lies in we use binary search. 
The spline does also have converters to procs and to be compatible with the 
rest of NumericalNim.

I did also change the operators for the vectors accordningly to the discussion 
in the Manu thread

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