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Replace the outdated Rust blog link in README with the stable docs homepage.

  • The current URL https://blog.rust-lang.org/2020/02/27/Rust-1.63.0.html has a year path that doesn’t correspond to Rust 1.63, which risks confusion or link rot.
  • The crate explicitly targets Rust 1.63 (see Cargo.toml), so linking to https://doc.rust-lang.org/ provides a stable, authoritative target without implying a specific release post date.
  • No code or CI changes; documentation only.

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Can you change the URL to https://releases.rs/docs/1.63.0/ instead? This is still precise, but doesn't have a date that is easy to get wrong.

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Hi @apoelstra, done as request, pls check, thanks!

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CI fail is unrelated, obviously.

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I confirmed the link works. Thanks.

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In my local CI I have changed the Ordering::Relaxed to Ordering::SeqCst in src/lib.rs test_random_32_bytes which seems to have fixed this test's flakiness. But it's hard to say because it usually passes anyway, so I'd to give it a bit more time before PR'ing it.

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ACK 1fcbb4f; successfully ran local tests

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ACK c247ed7; successfully ran local tests

@apoelstra apoelstra merged commit 95d2e28 into rust-bitcoin:master Oct 3, 2025
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