Use simple logical operator in middleware - #226
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LGTM - thanks for the contribution @sevdog
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The usage of
allis an overengineering of what can be handled with a simple sequence ofand.Also since
allis a function which requires an iterable as the only argument it is much slower than a simple logical operator.