Switch serde test to fnv to avoid 32bit issues #214
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Switch serde test to fnv to avoid 32bit issues Currently the serde test depends on the order of the items in the hashmap. FxHash uses different multiplication constants on 32bit and 64bit architectures making the test fail if run on 32bit systems. This switches to fnv which is fully deterministic.
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Currently the serde test depends on the order of the items in the hashmap. FxHash uses different multiplication constants on 32bit and 64bit architectures making the test fail if run on 32bit systems.
This switches to fnv which is fully deterministic.