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We're hitting double imprecision here. Example: Given 86.68392200000000 and 86.67999999999999 we want to see if they're equal with two significant digits. (They are, they're 86.68) However, when we reduce them, 86.68 (which is represented as an epislon lower) gets reduced to 86.66 and they no longer match. We disable unconditional clamping on these tests to confirm they behave the way they shoud... excepting the clamping which may introduce imprecision. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D38812 Depends on D38811 --HG-- extra : rebase_source : a437ead8c9ce69e6f34f81d69a924fefdbfec389
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