feat: dynamically detect appropriate backing types at runtime#22
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This means that there's no more forgetting to set the flag on the command line; types just do the right thing.
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Also we need standard floats, because NaN is easy to produce. But that means we need to define a total ordering, which happily turns out to be easy.
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This means that there's no more forgetting to set the flag on the command line; types just do the right thing.
Closes #5.