transpile: Add f128 snapshot test#1698
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Okay, this should be good to merge now once it's been rebased. I merged all of the dependency PRs. |
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Seems that it'll merge ok without rebasing? |
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It might? But I'd rather just rebase first to be sure. |
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f128::f128::ZEROconstructor in conditions #1696.num_traits::Floatfor method calls onf128#1695.Float128whereLongDoublealready was #1688.f128for*lfloat builtins #1687.Rather than adding snapshot tests separately in each of these PRs, this adds a single one that covers them all.