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fix(smith): bump minimum
apollo-smith uses the `.choose_iter()` method, which was introduced in
arbitrary v1.4.0. If used in a project that already depends on an older
version of arbitrary, you could have problems.
I ran into this when I pulled the latest changes into a very old clone
of the repo and ran tests: I still had 1.3.0 installed so compilation
failed.arbitrary version (#1007)1 parent 9399cea commit ddb4ded
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