Non short-circuit variant of anyall

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reduce will not terminate the iteration before the iterable has been completly iterated over so it can be used to create a non short-circuit any() or all() function:

import operator
# non short-circuit "all"
reduce(operator.and_, [False, True, True, True]) # = False

# non short-circuit "any"
reduce(operator.or_, [True, False, False, False]) # = True

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