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or array::remap ?
the only practical difference between iter map and remap is where (and whether) the computed data is stored, should they all depend on a common meta method ?
i consider these analogous to distributing an operation over another
should this meta function be specific to arrays (making it a method) or type agnostic to the extent that it may be repurposed for other data types inheriting an overarching "set" like layout ?
also unless the strides differ (from input to output) we should overwrite the array rather than allocate a new one and free the previous one once we're done