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    • Updated an internal submodule to a newer commit to keep dependencies in sync.
    • No user-facing changes: features, behavior, and outputs remain identical.
    • Performance, reliability, and UI are unaffected by this update.
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    • Included solely as maintenance to ensure the project tracks the latest vetted dependency state.

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This PR updates the submodule reference for lib/rain.math.float to a new commit. No source files, APIs, or control flows were modified within this repository.

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Submodule pointer update
lib/rain.math.float
Updated submodule commit reference; no in-repo code changes or API alterations.

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🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

Possibly related PRs

  • update float #86 — Updates the same lib/rain.math.float submodule pointer.
  • bump float #84 — Similar submodule pointer bump for lib/rain.math.float.
  • float #81 — Only updates the lib/rain.math.float submodule reference.

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  • findolor
  • hardyjosh

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1-1: Confirm downstream compatibility with the new rain.math.float commit.

Bumping the submodule pointer can imply significant math/ABI changes that we cannot see here. Please confirm (or link to) the upstream diff, note any interface changes that affect this repo, and rerun the relevant interpreter tests against the new float commit so we know everything still passes.


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