unescaper 0.1.5

Unescape strings with escape sequences written out as literal characters.
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# Unescaper
### Unescape strings with escape sequences written out as literal characters.

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## Usage
[More Examples](src/test.rs)
```rust
fn main() {
	assert_eq!(unescaper::unescape(r"\u000a").unwrap(), "\n");
	assert_eq!(unescaper::unescape(r"\u{a}").unwrap(), "\n");
	assert_eq!(unescaper::unescape(r"\x0a").unwrap(), "\n");
	assert_eq!(unescaper::unescape(r"\12").unwrap(), "\n");
}
```

## Thanks
The idea comes from [unescape-rs](https://github.com/saghm/unescape-rs).<br>
The last commit of that repository was seven years ago.<br>
So, I think it is no longer maintained.<br>
That's why I created this repository, and I have made some improvements.