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Avoid some warnings from Clippy

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This does very small changes to remove some warnings Clippy complains about.

schneiderfelipe

Implement the From<bool> trait for TestResult

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Hi @BurntSushi, thank you for this very nice library! This PR adds an implementation of `From` for `TestResult`. It allows using `TestResult::from(true)` everywhere, and `true.into()` when the `TestResult` type can...

schneiderfelipe

Shut up non_fmt_panic warning

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Like a few other macros, `panic!` accepts a format string and arguments. The format string is meant to be static and calling it with a message string will generate a...

neithernut

feat: support arbitrary arrays

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Uses [`std::array::from_fn`](https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/array/fn.from_fn.html), which was introduced in [Rust 1.63.0](https://blog.rust-lang.org/2022/08/11/Rust-1.63.0.html#stabilized-apis), ~1 year ago

aatifsyed

How to combine quickcheck 1+ with fake?

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Following the [zero2production book](https://github.com/LukeMathWalker/zero-to-production) With `quickcheck = "0.9.2"`, `quickcheck_macros = "0.9.1"` and `fake = "~2.3"`, the following works, because the function `Arbitrary::arbitrary` expected a `Gen` trait, and `Gen` used to...

marktani

Fixes #272 The `i128` and `u128` experimental types are not well supported by emscripten, and `rand` doesn't support them when targeting emscripten. This PR excludes supports for `i128` and `u128`...

Spoonbender

Arbitrary `SystemTime`s are generated based on arbitrary `Duration`s by adding or subtracting from `UNIX_EPOCH`. If we happen to generate big `Duration`s, this could cause an overflow. This change avoids this...

neithernut

Durations's Arbitrary instance is dependant on Gen's size

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According to `Gen::new` doc: > The size parameter controls the size of random values generated. For example, it specifies the maximum length of a randomly generated vector, but is and...

avandecreme

Do recursive shrinking without recursive function calls

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We try to shrink values recursively, i.e. when a shrunk value witnesses a failure, we'd shrink that value further. Previously, this recursion would be implemented via actual control flow recursion,...

neithernut

add back a way to put a bound on numbers generated

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It turns out that the tests inside byteorder were designed around the ability to control the bounds of integers generated and there is no easy way to adapt them to...

BurntSushi