Add Iterator::choose_stable() #1057
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This function is similar to Iterator::choose() except that given a PRNG and any iterator of the same length it will always select the same element and make the same calls to the PRNG. Closes rust-random#1051
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This function is similar to Iterator::choose() except that given a PRNG and any iterator of the same length it will always select the same element and make the same calls to the PRNG.
Closes #1051