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New version of hypre detected (package version: v2.32.0, last github version: v3.0.0)

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This pull request automatically updates the hypre package definition within the project's build configuration. The primary goal is to ensure that the project utilizes the most recent stable release of the hypre library, v3.0.0, by incorporating its version and corresponding checksum into the xmake.lua file. This keeps dependencies current and allows access to any new features or bug fixes provided in the updated library.

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  • Hypre Version Update: The hypre package has been updated to its latest version, v3.0.0.
  • Checksum Addition: The SHA-256 checksum for hypre v3.0.0 has been added to the package definition.
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The pull request updates the hypre package to version v3.0.0 by adding the new version and its corresponding SHA256 hash to the xmake.lua file. This ensures that the package manager can download and verify the integrity of the new version. No style guide was provided, so no style guide references are made.


add_urls("https://github.com/hypre-space/hypre/archive/refs/tags/$(version).tar.gz",
"https://github.com/hypre-space/hypre.git")
add_versions("v3.0.0", "d9dbfa34ebd07af1641f04b06338c7808b1f378e2d7d5d547514db9f11dffc26")
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The new version should be added at the top of the add_versions list to prioritize it during package resolution. This ensures that the newest version is used by default when a user requests the package without specifying a version.

Consider adding a comment explaining why the versions are ordered in this way.

    -- New versions should be added at the top to prioritize them during package resolution.
    add_versions("v3.0.0", "d9dbfa34ebd07af1641f04b06338c7808b1f378e2d7d5d547514db9f11dffc26")

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