#14973: New functions for binary linear codes
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       Reporter:  veronica       |         Owner:
           Type:  enhancement    |        Status:  new
       Priority:  major          |     Milestone:  sage-5.12
      Component:  coding theory  |    Resolution:
       Keywords:  binary codes   |     Merged in:
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Report Upstream:  N/A            |   Work issues:
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Comment (by veronica):

 Here goes the real patch:

 -Right tests (Doctests already run)

 -`_insert_nextnew()` documented and tested

 -The functions `covering_rad()` was merged with `covering_radius()`, this
 function was already implemented but required optional GAP package guava.
 Now you can indicate which method use. `Algorithm = "guava"` does the same
 that
 the old `covering_radius()`  using guava. And `Algorithm = None` is my
 implemented
 function.

 -The output of `weight_distribution_coset()` is now a tuple.

 About making output of `groebner_representation()` immutable: This
 function has been implemented
 because in next step I'm going to use it for a decoding algorithm. And
 actually it's going to be more convenient
 to change the output to a dictionary, though.

 I'll document more examples. I'm testing `coset_leaders()` to determinate
 how big can be the length and dimension of the code before
 the algorithm gets slow.

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