Scala native 0.5

[arashi01]

• Update to Scala Native 0.5.6
• Update Scala JS to 1.18.2
• Update Scala 3 to current LTS
• Update Scala 2 to 2.13.16
• Update algebra (now that it is within core cats repository)

Build plugins updates:

• update sbt to 1.10.7
• Update sbt-crossproject to 1.3.2
• Update sbt-typelevel to 0.7.7

Resolves #1342

[armanbilge]

Thanks for the PR! See this other PR that explains why we are struggling to make this upgrade.

• Scala Native 0.5 #1343 (comment)

[armanbilge]

Are you sure this is related to JDK version? This is actually due to a change in Scala 3.

• Use of bug in cfor macro #1225

[arashi01]

Interesting. It was definitely passing on older JDK's. Unless I am very confused and was running on scala 2.13!

Edit: Sorry, you are correct. I had been running those tests on Scala 2. Hadn't used the +test in that instance

[arashi01]

Anyway I believe this implementation is functionally equivalent no? Replaced the while loop with a cfor loop for b2. Can revert that.

[armanbilge]

To clarify, this is test code, not implementation code. You can consider test code to be representing user code. So if we have to change our test code because the behavior of the implementation changed, that means our users will have to change their code as well. That's not good 😅 when users upgrade, they could be inadvertently introducing bugs.

[arashi01]

@armanbilge For CforSuite I was getting similar failures to #1343 on current versions of Java 8 only. Tested with an old JDK 8 and it wasn't an issue. My guess is there is some change in Java 8's closure expansion? After a bunch of trial and error explicitly declaring a local val seems to fix it.

[arashi01]

For NRootSuite getting Munit test timeouts running on CI for Native platform. (Running on local workstation is passing). Munit's test timeout setting cannot be changed for scala-native platform. Reduced the precision for Native platform tests. If this is acceptible?

[arashi01]

Closing this as a duplicate of #1343