Add clear function to Enumerable{Set,Map} #5486
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Adds a new
clearfunction to the EnumerableSet for each type of enumerable set. This function clears the set in reverse order (to save on gas). It does run inO(n)so developers should use it carefully and only when they are sure a set can not grow unbounded. I put a warning in the natspec for this.PR Checklist
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