⚡ Update architectures & regexp #86
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Updated modern CPUs. The first group (amd64, etc.) also support code compiled for the second group (x86, etc.) because 64-bit CPUs can execute 32-bit code in a sort of compatibility mode. An x32 architecture, is a very new of development in software and currently only supported on GNU/Linux, which uses 32-bit addresses, with the 64-bit (amd64) architecture. refactor(core): ⚡️ Updated regexp refactor(core): ⚡️ Updated regexp
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Updated modern CPUs type and regexp. The first group (amd64, etc.) also supports code compiled for the second group (x86, etc.) because 64-bit CPUs can execute 32-bit code in a sort of compatibility mode. An x32 architecture, is a very new of development in software and is currently only supported on GNU/Linux, which uses 32-bit addresses, with the 64-bit (amd64) architecture.
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What is the new behavior?
Tested on various CPUs, but mostly on Linux with most common repositories and releases.
Does this introduce a breaking change?