Numeric traits moved to rust-lang/num #224
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Numeric traits moved to rust-lang/num
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This adds a dependency to rust-lang/num and uses all traits from there. This is motivated by the fact that
std::num::Floathas been deprecated (rust #23549). While{To,From}PrimitiveandNumCastremain as unstable traits, their addition to num suggests that they won't be stabilized soon. Therefore I switched these over as well.Related Piston discussion.
Depending on num introduces the following transitive dependencies: