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Closing as c-cube/qcheck#242 has now been merged |
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This PR pins the latest QCheck shrinker improvements from c-cube/qcheck#242.
I've rebased this branch a few times and let it run on the CI without any issues.
Overall, because of the reduced number of shrink attempts I expect it to result it potentially smaller counterexamples.
If, say
repeatandretrybring repeatability of an issue to 95%so the fewer required steps, the better.