v0.3.5

Fixes signatures in python wheels, see #43.

v0.3.4

Actually reduces the minimum required numpy version from 1.19 to 1.16.

The previous release already attempted to do this, but there was a mistake, see discussion in issue #40.

v0.3.3

Reduces the minimum required numpy version from 1.19 to 1.16, as discussed in issue #40.

v0.3.2

Add support for python 3.12

v0.3.1

Allow 32-bit floating point representations for probabilities in the python API. This considerably simplifies prototyping.

The Rust API still uses 64 bit floating point precision since (i) internal calculations in the probability crate are done on f64s anyway, and (ii) the Rust API mostly favors iterators over vectors, so conversion to f64 does not require any copying.

v0.3.0

Update rust dependency on probability to version 0.20, which now supports no_std. This is a breaking change since constriction exposes traits from probability through its public API.

We also now verify no_std compatibility in all CI workflows.

v0.2.6

Fix an issue where constructing a categorical probability distribution sometimes lead to an infinite loop (see Issue #20).

v0.2.5

Add support for recently released Python 3.11.

v0.2.4

Add support for (outdated) Python 3.6 where possible (Linux + Mac).

v0.2.3

Adds a .clone() method to all coder in the Python API, and implements Clone for RangeDecoder in the Rust API, which had been left out as an oversight.