Monroe Version that uses RANDOM-STATE and the compatible SHOP3 version#1
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Bump Monroe version for new, portable randomization and require SHOP3 version that is compatible.
Allegro seems to be willing to bind *PACKAGE* to a package-designator, but SBCL requires a real package.
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The previous version of Monroe2 could only work with Allegro CL -- at least for scripted generation -- because it used an implementation-specific version of random seeds (CL random state objects are not portable). This replaces that with use of the random-state library.
This has actually caused problems, because there are multiple bugs in
random-state.