v0.0.209

[Wasm] Refactor to use `std::nullopt`.

v0.0.208

Fix #230: Fix HyPer connector in benchmarks

v0.0.207: [CI] Sanity check parallel unit test utility

Add a sanity check of the parallel unit test utility to CI.  This check
ensures that the utility correctly reprorts aborts, crashes, failures,
and successes.

Note that the result of this sanity run is added to the artifacts, but
not to the reports.  We do not want to clutter our GitLab test reports.

v0.0.206: [IR] Adapt Cost of Initial Upper Bound to Cost used during Search

During the Search we do not consider the cost for the final result. Currentlty this cost is condidered in the initial upper bound for cost-based pruning.
To resolve this issue, we only consider the sum of the costs of the left and the right subplan as the initial upper bound.
Adapt Test Cases to lower Initial Upper Bound for Pruning.

v0.0.205: [UTest] Fix #223: Fix unittest-parallel script.

This commit fixes several issues with the script at once:

- Fix #224.
- Fix #225.
- Fix #226.

v0.0.204

[V8] Add `CollectTables` to map only accessed tables.

v0.0.203: [Interpreter] Fix strings with length exceeding `uint8_t`.

Prior to this commit, the string length was encoded into
the opcode of the `StackMachine` instructions `St_Tup_s`,
`Ld_s`, and `St_s`. However, this encoding was done using
the opcode type which is stored in a `uint8_t` internally.
Thus, strings exceeding the length of 255 characters let
the encoded length overflow.
To circumvent this issue, we now store the string length
in the stack machine's context which is able to hold
values up to `uint64_t`. Accessing the length is then done
via the stack itself.

v0.0.202

[Benchmark] Support multiple patterns to retrieve multiple times at o…

v0.0.201: [CMake] Explicitly build gitversion first.

**THIS IS A HOTFIX:** We now **explicitly** build gitversion
before mu*t*able. Ultimately, this dependence should be
expressed using the "Superproject" approach.

v0.0.200

[Util] Mark conversion of `Pooled` to its reference as `explicit`