allow float precision in result assertions#615
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StateSpace matrices are always of dtype float (or complex, if #484 ever gets adopted), so comparing them to integer reference values can have a float precision error. Not necessarily true for TransferFunction right now, but keep the same logic. |
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Merging now, so that other PRs can be checked properly again. |
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Fix the current CI with Conda Python 3.9 libraries fail.