This commit is a REVERSE MERGE. It merges dev.simd back into its parent branch, master. Merge List: + 2026-07-15 c29765a803 [dev.simd] all: merge master (8871cdc) into dev.simd + 2026-07-10 cbb6afc18a [dev.simd] simd/archsimd/_gen: update to Go 1.26 + 2026-07-09 9f177c644e [dev.simd] simd/archsimd/_gen: run go fix + 2026-07-09 57ae1c26af [dev.simd] simd/archsimd/_gen/midway: fix vet errors + 2026-07-01 b996c7a19a [dev.simd] all: merge master (9e5cf80) into dev.simd + 2026-06-18 0061fdb4b9 [dev.simd] all: merge master (cabdf7f) into dev.simd + 2026-06-08 74b92327ab [dev.simd] cmd/go: include simd bridge package in compiled test imports + 2026-06-08 a4731efb4f [dev.simd] simd: route HiToLo through Float64x2 and fix codegen tests + 2026-06-05 fbe166e065 [dev.simd] all: merge master (d2b991c) into dev.simd Change-Id: I646b1adece655105d01f41a8eafce9e380a8d43d
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