Add test case covering stability of compatibility export operation #30795
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This is important as the format will be used more when lazer beatmap submission comes online, and its stability is a useful property for that. Included archive contains an `.osu` with a few fractional-millisecond timing points and objects, as well as a multi-segment-type slider. That should cover the range of all possible modifications that the compatibility exporter currently performs.
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This is important as the format will be used more when lazer beatmap submission comes online, and its stability is a useful property for that.
Included archive contains an
.osuwith a few fractional-millisecond timing points and objects, fractional-coordinate positions, as well as a multi-segment-type slider. That should cover the range of all possible modifications that the compatibility exporter currently performs.