impl PartialEq, Eq for rngs #979
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Implements rust-random#974. As in rust-random#975, but defining equality such that the user is not exposed to the fact that one logical state may have different representations in an implementation-specific way.
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This reverts a change from rust-random#979 that introduced a massive performance regression by disabling SIMD for `rand_chacha`. Likely, the behavior of `ppv-lite86` should rather be fixed. This change serves as a workaround until a fixed version is available. Fixes rust-random#1017.
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Implements #964. As in #975, but defining equality such that the user is
not exposed to the fact that one logical state may have different
representations in an implementation-specific way.