[Kamirus]

Releases core 2.7.0, which lets you omit toText, equal, and compare implicit arguments for records, tuples, and variants: the compiler derives them from the field types.

import Array "mo:core/Array";
import Nat "mo:core/Nat";
import Records "mo:core/Records";
import Text "mo:core/Text";

type User = { name : Text; age : Nat };
let users : [User] = [{ name = "b"; age = 2 }, { name = "a"; age = 1 }];
let sorted = users.sort(); // `compare` is derived from `Nat.compare` and `Text.compare`

What's in it

• New Records, Variants, and Unit modules, and top-level toText, equal, and compare combiners in Tuples (#559, #560).
• New Blob.toText, Order.compare, Order.toText, Result.toText, and PriorityQueue.equal, compare, and toText.
• Result.equal and pure/List.toText implicit arguments can now be omitted.
• Tuple2, Tuple3, and Tuple4 makeToText, makeEqual, and makeCompare are deprecated.

Why a minor bump

The release adds modules and functions and deprecates some, but removes nothing and changes no signature, so existing code keeps compiling. npm run validate passes and validation/api/api.lock.json is unchanged.

What is unchanged

The other commits since 2.6.2 are internal (CI on moc 2.0.0, mo-fmt formatting, compiler-warning cleanups, and test fixes) and have no changelog entry.

On merge, release-tag.yml tags v2.7.0, which triggers the Mops publish.

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