* It is now possible to use any function in a lambda expression, through use of the `make_lambda_friendly_...` methods (see [documentation](./usagesupporting-any-other-methods-and-classes))
* All `built-in` methods as well as all constants, methods and classes from the `math.py` and `decimal.py` modules are provided in a lambda-friendly way by the package for convenience
* Updated documentation accordingly, and made main page clearer
* Renamed class `_InputEvaluator` into `_LambdaExpression`
* A few bugfixes in particular support for keyword arguments when a function call is made in a lambda expression
* `<expr>.nnot()`, `<expr>.any()` and `<expr>.all()` renamed `<expr>.not_()`, `<expr>.any_()` and `<expr>.all_()` for consistency and to avoid conflicts with any()/all() methods that would already be defined in the class, for example NumPy.