Diffractor: Bump to julia 1.10, prepare for stage 2 work #94
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This: - Bumps the diffractor version to 0.2.0 (in preparation, will be tagged once new things are in). - Bumps the julia dependency version to 1.10 - Gets rid of conditional code for older julia code. This is in preparation for the stage2 code that will depend on lattice extensions and other 1.10-only features. If there is interest, we can branch off 2e571fe as release-0.1, but if nobody complains, I'd rather save the effort to focus on current development.
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Depends on JuliaLang/julia#48005 to avoid spamming errors on nightly. |
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This is in preparation for the stage2 code that will depend on lattice extensions and other 1.10-only features. If there is interest, we can branch off 2e571fe as release-0.1, but if nobody complains, I'd rather save the effort to focus on current development.