Contrary to what I thought, this update appears to be mostly compatible with all the code listed that came before. All generators have been switched out for lists so that information can be used from one location. If this is determined to somehow have an impact despite Wolfram Alpha not being expected to return oodles of information, then the code can be easily rewritten to use generators instead of lists. Lists are simply more convenient when experimenting with the source code.
These changes will most likely break most code that relies on this library.
Using generators is great and all, but if you want to query Wolfram Alpha for more complex information with
more context this library needs to be able to do that and be expandable at the same time. There's a lot more to Wolfram Alpha and the Python API should be able to access that content in a uniform way.
