fix: replace deprecated @list.T usage with List #66
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August 11, 2025 08:15
This commit fixes all compiler deprecation warnings in the codebase by replacing deprecated @list.T type references with the modern List type. The changes include: - Updated type annotations in function parameters and return types - Fixed implementation declarations for Shrink trait - Updated test variable declarations - Maintained all existing functionality while using the preferred modern syntax All compiler warnings have been resolved while preserving the existing behavior and API compatibility.
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This commit fixes all compiler deprecation warnings in the codebase by replacing deprecated @list.T type references with the modern List type. The changes include:
All compiler warnings have been resolved while preserving the existing behavior and API compatibility.