Derive Arbitrary for various core_arch::x86 types
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This enables autoharness to generate an additional 4067 harnesses (and successfully prove 363 of them). Using a patch instead of directly modifying the source code here for `library/stdarch` is a git submodule. Modifying the source code directly would require forking that other repository, tweaking our submodule pointer, and thereby causing additional challenges for our fork update automation. The long-term solution should be automated derive-arbitrary support in autoharness.
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This enables autoharness to generate an additional 4067 harnesses (and successfully prove 363 of them).
Using a patch instead of directly modifying the source code here for
library/stdarchis a git submodule. Modifying the source code directly would require forking that other repository, tweaking our submodule pointer, and thereby causing additional challenges for our fork update automation.The long-term solution should be automated derive-arbitrary support in autoharness.
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