tiny.preserves.valueHash

1/// Returns the value's 64-bit hash, the same answer as `v.hash()`. Code that needs the hash as a2/// plain function passes this. The hash is Wyhash with seed 0 over the value's kind and contents.3/// Sets and dictionaries feed their elements in ascending order under `compare`, so equal values4/// hash equally whatever their storage order. An embedded value hashes through its table of5/// functions, or by the address of its payload when it has no table. The call allocates nothing.6/// Its cost on a set grows with the square of the set's size.7pub fn valueHash(v: AnyValue) u64 {8    return v.hash();9}

1pub const valueHash = any.valueHash;