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Further reduction of allocs in mutating methods for mixtures (#349)
* Try suggestion by @lbenet * Use in-place mul! * Try further allocation reduction * Reduce allocations in sqr! * Remove some allocations in pow! for TaylorN and div! for Taylor1{TaylorN{T}} * WIP: redo sqrt! * WIP: avoid allocations in mixture methods for sqrt! * WIP: avoid allocations in sqrt! for Taylor1{TaylorN{T}} * Address some comments by @lbenet * WIP: allocate less in pow! * Update comment * Reduce allocs of methods in src/functions.jl * Fix identity! and add comments * Allocate less in asin!, acos! for mixtures * Add mul_scalar! * Add missing docs * Add div_scalar! * Allocate less in acos! * Less allocations in asin!, acos! * Address review by @lbenet * Add suggestions by @lbenet * Get rid of some allocations in pow! * Bump patch version * More if <-> for fixes
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