The growth is not this bump's. It entered at libavr 32f8167, where the
software master started clocking the rate it is told: the phase padding has to
cover the shortest bit of a byte, and paying for it costs `shift_out` and
`read_acked` twelve bytes each on the tiny85. Those two symbols are the whole
of the move - an avr-nm diff across the two images names them and nothing else.
So the claim went unheld through two pin bumps. 1246 B was last measured at
libavr e697920; the tiny85 preset has read 1270 since 32f8167, which both
5a042a9 and f2205a7 pinned past without re-recording it. The number is stated
in test/CMakeLists.txt and in README.md, and this is what keeps them one fact -
a check that only ever ran on one of the two chips keeps neither.
The suite also stops depending on its host: libavr's launcher and skip marker
register every check everywhere, and one this machine cannot run reads as
Skipped rather than going missing.
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