Minimal approach to making Deinterleave correct for Reinterpret - #6923
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Lgtm in principle, but would it be possible to add a test for the specific case of calling deinterleave on a reinterpret where to.bits() != from.bits()?
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Good point. Will do. |
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Actually I don't think I can trigger that without #6928 , and without this, that PR is slightly busted. I'll just combine the two. |
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A minimal baseline for the purpose of discussion and comparison with #6887