Bump bigdecimal from 0.2.2 to 0.4.10

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Bumps bigdecimal from 0.2.2 to 0.4.10.

Release notes

Sourced from bigdecimal's releases.

v0.4.10

Changes

• Add comparison operators between BigDecimal and primitive integers
• Improve accuracy of initial iteration in square-root calculation
• Only include necessary Rust files in the released package (no extra dev-scripts when downloading)

v0.4.9

Changes

• Add methods BigDecimal::{powi, powi_with_context} for raising a decimal to a i64 power

  • the powi uses Default Context

• Add methods BigDecimal::mul_with_context for efficient multiplication to fixed precision

  • uses precision and rounding-mode in the Context

• Add method BigDecimal::decimal_digit_count, returning number of decimal digits (i.e. precision) of the number

• Add method BigDecimal::order_of_magnitude, returning position of most significant digit of this decimal

• Add method BigDecimal::is_one_quickcheck, returning Option<bool> indicating if the value is 1.0 if it can be calculated without allocating, or None if too large

  • Replaced is_one in multiplication methods when used for optimizations
    • Should test if that actually speeds it up
  • Eg value 1.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000 is stored internally as [4870020673419870208, 16114848830623546549, 293] E -41 and it's hard to tell this is equivalent to 1

• Add optimizations to inverse

  • small powers of ten will simply flip their scale 1/10e-5 -> 10e5
  • convert to f64 to make initial guess when before iterative algorithm

• Add Context::invert(&self, BigDecimalRef), equivalent to BigDecimal::inverse_with_context(&self, &ctx)

  • Still has a bug where rounding ignores sign, affecting floor/ceiling modes

v0.4.8

What's Changed

• Fix broken link in README.md by @​jonahgao in akubera/bigdecimal-rs#142
• Fix formatting a "scaled zero" value (eg 0e15 = 0*10^15) by @​drinkcat in akubera/bigdecimal-rs#145

Full Changelog: akubera/bigdecimal-rs@v0.4.7...v0.4.8

v0.4.7

Changes

• Fixed bug in BigDecimal::to_f64
• Impl num_traits::ToPrimitive for BigDecimalRef
• Added methods BigDecimal::{ToPlainString,WritePlainString}
• Added Justfile to repo

v0.4.6

Changes

• Fix error in formatting code that would skip "carrying the one" when rounding up series of nines, overflowing

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Commits

• ea0803e v0.4.10
• a53d3af Version 0.4.10
• 6d8fd83 Enforce decimal precision in sqrt tests
• c1f8f91 Move sqrt tests into sqrt.tests.rs
• 95dff41 Add methods for constructing DigitVec from u128
• 9bf2efc Correct index at which we add carry
• df4cb29 Merge primitive-int comparison branch into trunk
• 105eb60 Update doc-comments in bigdigit/alignment
• 0571732 Update all parsing in tests to explicit BigDecimal type
• ed1f8a9 Implement comparison with primitive integers
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