I've created a project, round-robin-go is an implementation of round-robin algorithm that allows you to use your resources in a shared rational order. This project uses go generics that enables you to use any data type in your round robin implementation. Open to suggestions and contributions

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    round-robin-go is an implementation of round-robin algorithm that allows you to use your resources in a shared rational order. This project uses go generics that enables you to use any data type in your round robin implementation.

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