build(msrv)!: require Rust 1.99.0

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Raise the minimum supported Rust version and shared contributor/CI toolchain from 1.98.1 to 1.99.0. This completes the compiler migration required by #251 and establishes the strict-f64 baseline for #250.

The change aligns both Cargo manifests, the pinned toolchain, Clippy, and contributor documentation; resolves new lint diagnostics without suppressions; and includes the staged uv, Semgrep, dprint, and Rust/Python lockfile updates. Exact, interval, certified, and typed-error contracts remain unchanged. No relaxed floating-point operations or compiler-specific numerical optimizations are introduced.

The retained migration study contains 54 paired library benchmarks, eight downstream Delaunay cases, reverse-order repeats of suspicious results, code-generation probes, and raw evidence. D=4–5 LDLT improves substantially; D=3 squared norms, D=5 LU, and some downstream cases are slower. These costs are documented and accepted for the migration. The eventual v0.4.6 / Rust 1.98.1 versus v0.4.7 / Rust 1.99.0 benchmarks will report the combined release and compiler effect.

The README now displays badges for all ten configured workflow files, alongside package metadata and Codecov coverage, following the sibling markov-chain-monte-carlo layout.

Validation:

• just check and just ci passed on Rust 1.99.0, including 893 Rust tests, default/exact doctests, Clippy, rustdoc, Python checks, static-analysis fixtures, benchmark compilation, and examples.
• The same 893 release-mode Rust tests passed independently on both compilers with PROPTEST_CASES=256 and PROPTEST_RNG_SEED=251.
• Linux GNU and Windows MSVC library cross-checks passed with and without exact; native execution remains covered by hosted CI.
• An isolated downstream Delaunay checkout passed 721 geometry tests and 18 predicate properties using this la-stack revision.
• Final Markdown/spelling, shell, rustdoc, and focused TOML checks passed.

Breaking compatibility change: consumers now need Rust 1.99.0 or later. The crate version remains 0.4.6 until the separate release preparation.

Closes #251

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Compatibility

  • The minimum supported Rust version is now 1.99.0. Use Rust 1.99.0 to build the project.

• Documentation

  • Updated Rust version guidance for contributors and added an archived report on compiler migration checks and performance measurements.

• Bug Fixes

  • Added safeguards against accidentally discarding certain returned values.
  • Updated numeric calculations to use Rust 1.99’s bit-width operations.

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The repository’s MSRV and pinned toolchain move from Rust 1.98.1 to 1.99.0. The change updates bit-width calculations, adds #[must_use] annotations, revises zero-dimension assertions, and adds an archived migration study with code-generation probes and benchmark scripts.

Changes

Rust 1.99 migration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Set the Rust 1.99 toolchain baseline Cargo.toml, rust-toolchain.toml, clippy.toml, benches/comparison/Cargo.toml, AGENTS.md, README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, pyproject.toml	The package MSRV, pinned toolchain, Clippy setting, and comparison package MSRV change to Rust 1.99.0. Contributor and project documentation describes the updated toolchain policy. The README adds workflow badges. The required uv, Semgrep, and managed dprint versions also change.
Update APIs and zero-dimension checks src/interval.rs, benches/common/*, src/rounding.rs, src/vector.rs, tests/regressions.rs, src/exact.rs, src/ldlt.rs, src/lu.rs, tests/exact_conversion_boundaries.rs, tests/proptest_matrix.rs	Several accessors and benchmark helpers receive #[must_use]. Bit-width calculations use bit_width(). Zero-dimension tests compare empty slices or explicitly shaped empty arrays.
Record migration and benchmark findings docs/archive/performance/studies/rust-1.99*, docs/archive/performance/studies/rust-1.99/*, docs/archive/performance/studies/README.md, docs/code_organization.md	The archived study records compatibility checks, validation, benchmark measurements, and code-generation observations. New wrappers and scripts support library and downstream benchmarks. Study documentation is linked from the archive index and documentation ownership section.

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The migration study is available in the archive, but the performance report remains on Rust 1.98.1. Add the requested summary and baseline to the report to complete the documentation requirement.

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❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check	⚠️ Warning	For #251, the PR raises the MSRV and toolchain to Rust 1.99.0, resolves lint diagnostics, and provides correctness, portability, paired performance, repeat-measurement, code-generation, and downstream…	Record the migration methodology, compiler and LLVM versions, results, code-generation findings, regression status, and final strict-f64 baseline in PERFORMANCE.md, as required by #251.
Out of Scope Changes check	⚠️ Warning	The README adds badges and links for CodeQL, zizmor, Semgrep, coverage, benchmark, release-benchmark, and Dependabot workflows. These changes do not support the Rust 1.99 migration, its numerical audi…	Remove the unrelated workflow badges from this PR or submit them in a separate PR.

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Description Check	✅ Passed	Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: raising the minimum supported Rust version to 1.99.0.

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For #251, the PR raises the MSRV and toolchain to Rust 1.99.0, resolves lint diagnostics, and provides correctness, portability, paired performance, repeat-measurement, code-generation, and downstream Delaunay evidence. The archived study documents the strict-f64 baseline and reports no weakened numerical guarantees. However, #251 requires the migration findings and baseline in PERFORMANCE.md. The study explicitly places them in the archive, separate from the generated performance report. This leaves the required documentation destination unmet.

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The README adds badges and links for CodeQL, zizmor, Semgrep, coverage, benchmark, release-benchmark, and Dependabot workflows. These changes do not support the Rust 1.99 migration, its numerical audit, or another coding requirement in #251.

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🟡 Minor · Keep the `#251` migration summary in docs/performance.md. · code_organization.md:187-189

docs/code_organization.md:187-189
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Keep the #251 migration summary in docs/performance.md.

Issue #251 requires the compiler versions, methodology, before/after results, code-generation findings, regressions, and final strict-f64 baseline in PERFORMANCE.md. This change assigns the baseline and retained measurements to the archive, while docs/performance.md still reports Rust 1.98.1 release results. Keep the detailed study in the archive, but add the required migration summary to docs/performance.md.

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Keep the detailed Rust 1.99 study in the archive, and add the #251 migration
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