//! The persistent map type used throughout the runtime.
//!
//! Under the default `std` feature this is `std::collections::HashMap` —
//! bit-for-bit the same type the runtime always used, so builds with `std`
//! enabled (every existing consumer, all tests, the oracle gate) see zero
//! behavior change.
//!
//! Without `std` it falls back to `alloc::collections::BTreeMap` (`core` +
//! `alloc` only, no external crate), which also happens to give
//! deterministic iteration order — see the project's "determinism matters"
//! rule. All keys used as map keys in this crate are already `Ord` (they're
//! sorted elsewhere for the same reason), so the fallback is a drop-in.
//!
//! `BTreeMap` has no capacity concept, so [`map_with_capacity`] is a no-op
//! under `no_std`; under `std` it still calls `HashMap::with_capacity`,
//! preserving the existing allocation behavior exactly.
pub use HashMap as Map;
pub use BTreeMap as Map;
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