Bump counter from 0.5.6 to 0.5.7

[dependabot[bot]]

Bumps counter from 0.5.6 to 0.5.7.

Release notes

Sourced from counter's releases.

v0.5.7: Counters are Multisets

What's Changed

• Implement is_subset and is_superset tests by @​mjpieters in coriolinus/counter-rs#27
• Implement bitwise and and or assignments by @​mjpieters in coriolinus/counter-rs#28
• Fix spelling error in doc header by @​mjpieters in coriolinus/counter-rs#29
• Multiset bag documentation by @​coriolinus in coriolinus/counter-rs#31

New Contributors

• @​mjpieters made their first contribution in coriolinus/counter-rs#27

Full Changelog: https://github.com/coriolinus/counter-rs/compare/v0.5.6...v0.5.7

Commits

• 155e50b bump version for release
• fbeb5f6 Merge pull request #31 from coriolinus/multiset-bag-documentation
• e09730c copy changes into readme
• c590ab8 add math section to documentation
• 60c1473 add "multiset" and "bag" keywords
• c90ca8e Merge pull request #29 from mjpieters/typo_fix
• 99aa59e Fix spelling error in doc header
• 2481e21 Merge pull request #28 from mjpieters/bitand_or_assign
• e17f8a9 Implement bitwise and and or assignments
• 045453e Merge pull request #27 from mjpieters/subset_superset
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Merging #2336 (981bfc5) into latest (be859c3) will increase coverage by 8.14%. The diff coverage is n/a.

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[ctb]

@luizirber I'm happy to take on the rust dependabot reviews if you have a short list of criteria or can point me at a guide as to what to avoid - I think the main thing is to avoid upgrading the minimum required version of rust, right?

[luizirber]

@luizirber I'm happy to take on the rust dependabot reviews if you have a short list of criteria or can point me at a guide as to what to avoid - I think the main thing is to avoid upgrading the minimum required version of rust, right?

MSRV is covered in one of the automated checks, so if it is all green it is safe to merge.

I usually check the changelog to see if there is something new we can use, but that's not a requirement =]