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Previously FilterIterator was very permissive regarding the type
relationships between the original iterator, the filtered iterator,
and the predicate used to prune the former down to the latter. Now we
enforce those relationships more strictly, including proper use of
covariant ("<? extends T>") and contravariant ("<? super T>")
polymorphic type parameters where appropriate.
This lets us get rid of seven suppressed warnings about generic types
and/or unchecked conversions. It also moves us toward being able to
use modern Java features like lambdas and streams more easily.
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