Support powers and roots for unit wrappers #376
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This unlocks some basic missing functionality for `Constant` and `SymbolFor`: namely, we should be able to pass instances of them to `squared()`, `sqrt()`, `pow<N>()`, `root<N>()`, and so on. Fixes #375.
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Q: Are these tests irrelevant now?
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Oops... actually, no! We deleted ForbidsComposingWith in #227, so I thought we forgot to remove this, but reading that PR summary I see that leaving these here was intentional.
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This unlocks some basic missing functionality for
ConstantandSymbolFor: namely, we should be able to pass instances of them tosquared(),sqrt(),pow<N>(),root<N>(), and so on.Fixes #375.