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Import the standard modules burnup uses - #5
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min, max, isDigit, nowMs and assert now live in std/math, std/strings, std/time and std/testing, so the sources import them.
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min,max,isDigit,nowMsandassertinto standard modules, so a current compiler rejected burnup's sources. They now import what they use:src/main.bnstd/mathsrc/toolchain.bnstd/strings,std/math,std/timetests/main.bnstd/testingThe full CI sequence passes locally against current Burn:
burn fmt --check,burn check,burn run tests/main.bn,burn buildandtests/e2e.sh.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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