update float

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The pull request updates the submodule reference for lib/rain.math.float to a new commit. No other files or code changes are included, and there are no modifications to exported or public entities.

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File(s)	Change Summary
lib/rain.math.float	Updated submodule commit reference to a newer commit hash.

Possibly related PRs

• forge install: rain.math.float #60: Updates or adds the lib/rain.math.float submodule reference, directly relating to managing the same submodule commit in the project.

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Submodule pointer updated—please provide context and confirm downstream compatibility.

The submodule reference for lib/rain.math.float has been updated. Please summarize the changes included in the new commit and confirm that downstream code remains compatible and all relevant tests have passed.

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The updated submodule reference for lib/rain.math.float is technically correct, but the diff doesn’t show any code changes. Please provide a brief summary of the changes included in the new commit (e.g., bug fixes, new features, or potential breaking changes) and confirm that downstream compatibility has been verified and all relevant tests have passed.

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