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Updates the requirements on CEnum to permit the latest version.
Updates CEnum to 1.0.0

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v1.0.0

CEnum v1.0.0

Diff since v0.5.0

CEnum 1.0.0 is the first stable release. It adds operators and documentation, fixes several inconsistencies between @cenum values and integers, and contains a few breaking changes.

Breaking changes

• Julia 1.6 or later is required.
• Operators between a @cenum value and an integer now follow Julia's integer promotion, instead of first converting both operands to the promoted type. Shifts keep the type of the left operand (x << Int64(1) for an Int32 enum is an Int32, it was an Int64), and mixing an unsigned enum with a negative integer no longer throws InexactError (x == -1 is false).
• hash(x) is now hash(Integer(x)), consistent with ==. A @cenum value and the equal integer are therefore the same key in a Dict or Set.
• A value that has no named member is shown as T(value), e.g. Fruit(7), both by show and at the REPL, instead of UnknownMember. Symbol(x) and string(x) still return UnknownMember.

New features

• *, ÷, unary - and isless (so <, sort, ...) work between @cenum values, integers and values of other @cenum types.
• Without an explicit base type, @cenum picks the first of Int32, UInt32, Int64 and UInt64 that can represent all values, as C compilers do. Values that do not fit in an Int32 used to throw.
• A value expression can refer to earlier members of the same enum, as in C (@cenum Flags a=1 b=a<<1 ab=a|b), and can be a @cenum value.
• T(x::T) returns x.
• @cenum has a docstring, and there is a manual at https://juliainterop.github.io/CEnum.jl/.

Fixes and performance

• Showing the abstract type CEnum.Cenum at the REPL no longer throws.
• A Bool enum with more than two members reports an overflow instead of an InexactError.
• Defining an enum takes a little over half the time it did in 0.5.0, which shortens precompilation of large generated wrappers.

Merged pull requests:

• Tag 1.0 release (#22) (@​Gnimuc)
• Add shift operators (#23) (@​Octogonapus)
• Eliminate Julia 1.12 import invalidations (#28) (@​Copilot)
• Refactor CI workflow for Julia tests (#29) (@​ViralBShah)
• Fix show for abstract Cenum type erroring with MethodError (#30) (@​Copilot)
• Add support for *, /, %, and unary - operators on Cenum types (#31) (@​Copilot)
• Fix broken badges in README (#32) (@​ViralBShah)
• Docs, tests and structure cleanup (#33) (@​ViralBShah)
• Split @​cenum into parse and emit steps (#34) (@​ViralBShah)
• Enhance CI configuration with architecture and OS (#35) (@​ViralBShah)
• Fix hash, ordering, show of unnamed values and default base type (#36) (@​ViralBShah)
• Run Aqua in the tests (#37) (@​ViralBShah)
• CI: add an Aqua job (#38) (@​ViralBShah)
• Define the integer operators and cconvert once on Cenum (#39) (@​ViralBShah)
• Cheaper definition of instances and member constants (#40) (@​ViralBShah)
• Show unnamed values as T(x) in the REPL; rely less on Base internals (#41) (@​ViralBShah)
• Define the identity constructor once on Cenum (#43) (@​ViralBShah)
• Let member values use earlier members and other Cenums (#44) (@​ViralBShah)
• Add Documenter documentation (#45) (@​ViralBShah)
• Fix docs project path; use the deploy key for docs and TagBot (#46) (@​ViralBShah)

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[JoshuaLampert]

I think the breaking changes should not affect us.