What 1.1 #1066
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Expose some additional primitives, such as FMA, abs, sqrt, and more classification predicates. Refactor the primitives table for floating-point values into a single generic table that uses methods from the `Backend` class.
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This adapts cryptol-saw-core to GaloisInc/cryptol#1066. (Note: saw-core PR #158 was intended to adapt to the same cryptol PR, but missing translations for the new cryptol primitives caused the cryptol-saw-core test suite to fail. This PR fixes the test suite failure.)
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Updates, mostly to floating-point support, related to the What4 1.1 release.