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Bump to CRoaring 4.0, add Bitmap64 statistics (#134)

Bump to CRoaring 4.0, add Bitmap64 statistics (#134) #323

Triggered via push June 25, 2024 22:48
@Dr-EmannDr-Emann
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13 warnings
Test on macos-latest using Rust nightly with features 'default': croaring/benches/benches.rs#L255
constant `MAX` is never used
Test on ubuntu-latest using Rust nightly with features 'default': croaring/benches/benches.rs#L255
constant `MAX` is never used
Test on ubuntu-latest using Rust nightly with features 'default': croaring/tests/roaring64.rs#L17
operator precedence can trip the unwary
Test on ubuntu-latest using Rust nightly with features 'default': croaring/tests/roaring64.rs#L10
this operation has no effect
Test on ubuntu-latest using Rust nightly with features 'default': croaring/benches/performance_comparison.rs#L23
redundant closure
Test on ubuntu-latest using Rust nightly with features 'default': croaring/benches/performance_comparison.rs#L23
redundant closure
Test on ubuntu-latest using Rust nightly with features 'default': croaring/benches/performance_comparison.rs#L26
redundant closure
Test on ubuntu-latest using Rust nightly with features 'default': croaring/benches/performance_comparison.rs#L26
redundant closure
Test on ubuntu-latest using Rust nightly with features 'default': croaring/benches/performance_comparison.rs#L197
this `.fold` can be written more succinctly using another method
Test on ubuntu-latest using Rust nightly with features 'default': croaring/benches/performance_comparison.rs#L198
this `.fold` can be written more succinctly using another method
Test on ubuntu-latest using Rust nightly with features 'default': croaring/tests/lib.rs#L1
importing legacy numeric constants
Test on ubuntu-latest using Rust nightly with features 'default': croaring/tests/lib.rs#L180
usage of a legacy numeric constant
Test on windows-latest using Rust nightly with features 'default': croaring/benches/benches.rs#L255
constant `MAX` is never used