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stake-pool: Downgrade dependencies for fixed release #7509

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Problem

The current spl-stake-pool crate doesn't always work due to its dependency on spl-math which still uses the v1 Solana crates.

Summary of changes

Since the spl-math dependency wasn't actually needed, it was removed in #7421. So just to get a new patch release out, downgrade the local dependencies.

This will fail CI, but after it lands we can tag the release, and revert this PR.

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#### Problem

The current spl-stake-pool crate doesn't always work due to its
dependency on spl-math which still uses the v1 Solana crates.

#### Summary of changes

Since the spl-math dependency wasn't actually needed, it was removed in
solana-labs#7421. So just to get a new patch release out, downgrade the local
dependencies.

This will fail CI, but after it lands we can tag the release, and revert
this PR.
@joncinque joncinque merged commit d4c250f into solana-labs:master Nov 20, 2024
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…#7510)

* Revert "stake-pool: Downgrade dependencies for fixed release (#7509)"

This reverts commit d4c250f.

* Bump version to v2.0.1
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