build(deps): bump it.unimi.dsi:fastutil from 8.5.12 to 8.5.18

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Bumps it.unimi.dsi:fastutil from 8.5.12 to 8.5.18.

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8.5.18

• Revised forEach for maps: they now accept a type-specific BiConsumer. Unfortunately, this new setup is not source-compatible with the previous one.

8.5.17

• Type-specific forEach for maps.

• The sublist subclass of abstract lists is now public.

• Object/DataInput/Output supported in FastByteArray streams. Thanks to Andrej Fink for implementing these features.

8.5.16

• Removed InspectableFileCachedInputStream.finalize().

• New utility methods and usability improvements for array-based FIFO queues and FastByteArrayOutputStream. Thanks to Andrej Fink for implementing these features.

• Following a report by Jesse Rosenstock, some inconsistency in the usage of Double.doubleToLongBits()/Double.doubleToRawLongBits() and Float.floatToIntBits()/Float.floatToRawIntBits() has been fixed. The changes will avoid confusion between different types of NaNs, but should not have any impact on users.

8.5.15

• Fixed a very long-standing subtle bug that was causing unnecessary rehashings on large tables. Maximum fills and backing-array sizes were computed using float precision, rather than double precision, making it impossible to represent all possible sizes exactly. Thanks to Captain-S0L0 for reporting this bug.

8.5.14

• Potential improvements by array caching thanks to [email protected].

• Fixed a bug in sublist iterators of immutable lists. Thanks to Barak Ugav for finding and fixing this bug.

• Implemented missing skip() and forEachRemaining() methods in array-based containers.

• Fixed a bug in array-based containers that would have thrown the wrong exception and leave the iterator in an inconsistent state when removing before iterating. Thanks to Michal Frajt for reporting this bug.

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