System.Random uses the system clock as input to the seed, which may
expose us to offline attacks. mwc-random does not do this (except as a
fallback in rare cases).
Fixes #132.
NOTE: The interface for mwc-random in 0.14 (current resolver) vs 0.15
(latest) is wildly different. So when we attempt to update, we'll have
to consider either CPP or extra-deps in old resolvers.
System.Random uses the system clock as input to the seed, which may expose us to offline attacks. mwc-random does not do this (except as a fallback in rare cases).
Fixes #132.
NOTE: The interface for mwc-random in 0.14 (current resolver) vs 0.15 (latest) is wildly different. So when we attempt to update, we'll have to consider either CPP or extra-deps in old resolvers.
/cc @lf-