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CI : Update to GafferHQ/dependencies 7.0.0 #1380

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This means that the packages uploaded for each Cortex release will be suitable for building Gaffer 1.3 with.

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This header is deprecated, and should be replaced with `boost/test/tools/floating_point_comparison.hpp`. But that doesn't seem to be necessary for the tests to compile or to pass, so I have simply removed the includes.
In Boost 1.77, `evaluate_polynomial` stopped supporting `boost::array`, and started supporting `std::array` instead. We'd prefer to use `std::array` too, but to maintain compatibility with both old and new boost, we just use a plain old array instead.
This means that the packages uploaded for each Cortex release will be suitable for building Gaffer 1.3 with.
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Updated to include a bunch of Boost/Imath fixes that had escaped attention until now.

Imath 2 raised RuntimeError here, and Imath 3 raises ValueError instead. These tests date back to when we had our own bindings for Imath, because official bindings didn't exist - it's not even clear that we need them any more.
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OK, with the latest commit the only failure is a spurious timing-related one that has nothing to do with this PR.

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LGTM

@johnhaddon johnhaddon merged commit 91a84de into ImageEngine:RB-10.5 Jul 25, 2023
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