$x->new(...) can no longer be used to assign a value to $x. This was a
mistake introduced in v1.999712. As the name "new" implies, it should always
return a new object.Using new() with no argument no longer gives a warning. This use has been
discouraged, in favour of bzero(), for many years, but people are still
using it, so I am reintroducing the support for this.Added btdiv() and btmod() for truncated division (T-division) and ditto
remainder. Add tests.Add test files author-bmod-bdiv-mbi.t author-btmod-btdiv-mbi.t with more
thorough testing of bdiv(), bmod(), btdiv(), and btmod().When new() is used as an instance method, the new object is initialized as a
copy of the invocand.Move test for numfiy() of +Inf, -Inf, NaN, and big integers from
bigfltpm.inc and bigintpm.inc into author-numify-mbi.t and
author-numify-mbf.t.Improved wording and fixed typos in earlier changelog entries.