Update criterion to 0.8, and use std::hint::black_box - #43
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Criterion 0.8 deprecates its own `black_box` re-export in favour of the one in the standard library, stable since Rust 1.66. Without the change to the benchmarks, `cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings` fails – and that is exactly what CI runs. The other dev-dependencies are relaxed to major/minor versions at the same time; the extra patch-level precision wasn't buying us anything.
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Criterion 0.8 deprecates its own
black_boxre-export in favour of the one in the standard library, stable since Rust 1.66. Without the change to the benchmarks,cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warningsfails – and that is exactly what CI runs.The other dev-dependencies are relaxed to major/minor versions at the same time; the extra patch-level precision wasn't buying us anything.