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Update Rust crate rust_decimal to v1.36.0 #132

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package Type Update Change
rust_decimal dependencies minor 1.35.0 -> 1.36.0

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paupino/rust-decimal (rust_decimal)

v1.36.0

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Fixed
  • Fixes a bug where from_sql was converting Numeric::NaN to 0 rather than returning an
    error. (#​656).
  • Fixes an issue where i128::MIN would cause overflow when calling
    from_i128 (#​657).
  • Fixes issue with abs_sub whereby it was not returning the
    difference (#​666).
  • Fixes issue with serde_str after downstream dependency
    update (#​670).
Changed
  • Github workflow improvements (#​658).
  • Diesel 1 feature has been deprecated and Diesel 2 was upgraded to
    v2.2 (#​663).
  • Replace proptest strategy to improve generation of random
    values (#​659).

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