expose sibling method with seed #1

expose seed parameter from crc32.

any update on this @jstrong ?

hey - apologies for the delay in responding, I did not get an alert and didn''t realize this issue existed until now!

Regarding the PR - can you provide "docstring" comment describing the new function which explains what a seed is in this context? I think that would be useful to people looking at the docs initially.

apologies too, I spend most of my time on Github and only noticed your reply yesterday.

looking at the commits it seems this branch is outdated and you already applied the changes: if so, it can probably be closed. also, is the "docstring" still required ?

well - you can just put one here if you know what it should be ... I'll add it ... I published an rc version to crates.io so it would at least exist for you there.

So generally speaking, sometimes providing a seed is useful to guarantee reproductible, deterministic result.

We use crc32 to generate in-game identifiers for Cyberpunk 2077 modding which, under the hood, uses predefined seed based on identifier type.

For example, in the game a TweakDBID uses 0 as its seed.

The exact definition can probably be copied from rand crate, for example from_seed method.

added docstring + tests and published v1.3.0 to crates.io. Thanks for the PR!