fix(deps): update rust crate lexical-core to 0.8

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
lexical-core	dependencies	minor	0.7 -> 0.8

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Release Notes

Alexhuszagh/rust-lexical (lexical-core)

v0.8.5

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Changed

• Fixed the partial integer parser to correctly return negative values if parsing partial input.

v0.8.3

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Added

• Added support for -Zmiri-tag-raw-pointers in miri correctness checks.
• Added the documented functions format_error and format_is_valid to determine if a format packed struct is valid, since the previous checks relied on undocumented behavior.
• Added from_radix to ParseFloatOptions and WriteFloatOptions, to simplify creating the default options with a different radix.

Changed

• Fixed no_std in lexical-parse-float when default features are disabled.
• Fixed issue in parsing integers and floats with the power-of-two feature enabled for radixes 16 and 32.

v0.8.2

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Changed

• Reproduce all dependent licenses in lexical, and document extensively what features are dependent on what licensing terms.

v0.8.0

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This is a very large release that involved a full re-write from the ground-up.

Added

• Added the Options API
  • ParseFloatOptions
  • ParseIntegerOptions
  • WriteFloatOptions
  • WriteIntegerOptions
• Added parse_with_options, parse_partial_with_options
• Added write_with_options.
• Added a faster float writer and parser for power of 2 radixes.
• Added the required_exponent_notation flag to NumberFormat.
• Added the power-of-two feature, for conversion to and from strings with power-of-two bases.
• Added the compact feature, optimized for binary size rather than performance.
• Added extensive documentation on benchmarks, algorithms used, and internal implementation details.

Changed

• Made the Eisel-Lemire algorithm the default float-parser, leading to substantial improvements in performance.
• Made Dragonbox the default float writer.
• Removed pre-computed float tables of powers-of-two, and recreated stable powers of 2 through bit manipulations.
• Refactored all numeric conversions into separate crates, using workspaces.
• Improved the algorithms to write and parse 128-bit integers, using faster division and multiplication algorithms.
• Updated the MSRV to 1.51.0.
• Updated the benchmarks to note the significant algorithm changes.
• Added automatic formatting via Rustfmt, linting via Clippy, as well as increased documentation of safety guarantees.
• Re-wrote NumberFormat to allow more extensive configuration and use const generics.
• Added support for base prefixes and suffixes.
• Reduced static storage required for extended-float algorithms.
• Fixed a bug with trailing digit separators in special values.
• Updated the fuzz handlers and conformance tests.
• Simplified the big-integer arithmetic, improving performance and simplifying maintenance for float parsing algorithms.

Removed

• Remove the write_format, write_radix, and similar functions.
• Remove the parse_format, parse_radix, and similar functions.
• Removed the dtoa feature.
• Removed the rounding feature.
• Removed the lexical-capi. Existing, high-performance C/C++ libraries exist, so it's no longer practical.

v0.7.6

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Changed

• Updated cfg_if version.
• Downgraded rand to fix proptests.
• Fixed a bug on newer Rustc versions where slice::sort is not present in no_std.
• Added a feature libm which enables stable no_std use.
• Patched an implementation of insert_many due to a security advisory which does not affect lexical.

v0.7.5

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Changed

• Fixed issue with integer::BITS conflicting with new compilers.

v0.7.4

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Changed

• Changed NumberFormat to use 64-bit flags.
• Added NO_INTEGER_LEADING_ZEROS and NO_FLOAT_LEADING_ZEROS NumberFormat flags.
• Added InvalidLeadingZeros to ErrorCode enum.
• Added validate_no_leading_zeros to reject invalid inputs.
• Added new leading zero checks to all pre-defined NumberFormat constants.

v0.7.3

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Changed

• Updated the format bitflags to make matches more efficient, allowing jumptables to be used for most situations.

v0.7.2

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Changed

• Fixed a regression in parsing special values.

v0.7.1

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Added

• Added format feature to control parsing integers and floats from number specifications.
• Added the NumberFormat bitflags to control Number format specifications. These flags control how a number is parsed, including enabling the use of digit separators, requiring integer or fraction digits, and more.
• Added pre-defined constants for NumberFormat (RUST_STRING, PYTHON_LITERAL) to avoid compiling formats when not needed.
• Added the FromLexicalFormat and FromLexicalLossyFormat traits with the format feature, which enable you to specify the number format during parsing.
• Implemented algorithms in terms of generic iterators, to allow skipping digit separators.
• Implemented data interfaces to simplify parsing and validating number format.
• Added more values to ErrorCode to signify more parse failures.

Changed

• Changed ErrorCode::MissingFraction to be ErrorCode::MissingMantissa, to differentiate between missing integers, missing fractions, and missing significant digits (mantissa).
• Remove RawFloatState and FloatState and replaced it logically with FastDataInterface and SlowDataInterface, allowing format-defined parsing.

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