Fix vector sparse#247
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This PR is for maintenance. Triggered by the migration to "Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie)", Elena found that
boost/cstdint.hppis no longer available. This is due to the fact that functionality was meanwhile integrated into C libs; thus we now can#include <cstdint>instead of#include "boost/cstdint.hpp".I furthermore found that ubuntu 20.04 and osx13 are no longer available for github actions and thus dropped 20.04 and switched from osx13 to osx14. This in turn revealed some issues with include/lib paths for the osx runner AND a bug in the
sparse_vectorimplementation. I used claude to find a workaround but don't fully understand if this really fixed the bug - at least it does not lead to failures in our tests AND passed compilation in osx14 :-)Note that the usual mod-tests failed, when compared to truth - as they often do when things changes due to heuristic aspects in the tabulation algorithm. There are still some osx14 tests failing with regards to checkpointing - an issue that I never fully resolved :-/ Please ignore for now.