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As analyzing biological data with BioFSharp involves a lot of scripting, optional pretty printers help a lot when looking at results directly in the fsi window. This should be especially easy to add for parsing libraries that can already write the correct file format. A basic pretty printer for biocollections is already impelemented.
Here are some formats from the top of my head, feel free to add
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