v1.0.1 "crimson meerkat"

Hear me and rejoice!

This is the initial stable release of statesman, dubbed "crimson meerkat".

Statesman is a modern, asyncio focused library for implementing Finite State Machines in Python 3.6+. It has been designed to deliver an elegant, expressive API for modeling state machines and interacting with them from application code.

Version 1.0 includes the following:

• A lightweight, yet fully-featured implementation of the usual suspects you expect to see in a Finite State Machine library (states, events, transitions, actions).
• A declarative, simple API utilizing type hints, decorators, and enums.
• Provides a rich set of actions and callbacks for states and events. States support entry and exit actions, events have guard, before, on, and after actions. State machine-wide callbacks are provided via overridable methods.
• Designed and built async native. Callbacks are dispatched asynchronously,
  making it easy to integrate with long-running, event-driven processes.
• Guard actions can cancel transition before any state changes are applied.
• Data can be modeled directly on the state machine subclass compliments of
  Pydantic.
• Events support the use of arbitrary associated parameter data that is made available to all actions. Parameters are matched against the signature of the receiving callable, enabling compartmentalization of concerns.
• Solid test coverage and documentation.