Float trait: shorten prefixes, rename EXP_MAX to EXP_SAT #738
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Change `SIGNIFICAND_*` to `SIG_*` and `EXPONENT_*` to `EXP_*`. This makes things more consistent with `libm`, and terseness is convenient here since there isn't anything to confuse.
"Maximum" is technically correct here with regards to what the bitpattern can represent, but it is not the numeric maximum value of the exponent which has a relationship with the bias. So, replace the maximum terminology with "saturated" to indicate it only means the full bitpattern. This change is more relevant to `libm` than `compiler-builtins`.
`clippy::precedence` now applies to bitwise `&` and `|`. Update with all of its suggestions, including a separate elided lifetime suggestion.
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SIGNIFICAND_*toSIG_*andEXPONENT_*toEXP_*. This makes things more consistent withlibm, and terseness is convenient here since there isn't anything to confuse."Maximum" is technically correct here with regards to what the bitpattern can represent, but it is not the numeric maximum value of the exponent which has a relationship with the bias. So, replace the maximum terminology with "saturated" to indicate it only means the full bitpattern.
clippy::precedencenow applies to bitwise&and|. Update with all of its suggestions, including a separate elided lifetime suggestion.