Function money/div-rem renamed to money/rem and improved to behave like div in terms of accepted argument types, rounding and rescaling.
Added function money/abs.
Functions money/major-minor->int and money/major-minor->long are now accepting explicit rounding-mode argument.
Added aliases: money/+, money/-, money/*, money//, money/min, money/max.
Added aliases: money/>, money/>=, money/<, money/<=, money/=, money/==.
Added aliases: money/pos?, money/neg?, money/zero?.
Conversion functions scale/->int, scale/->long, scale/->double, scale/->float, scale/to-plain-string, scale/to-clojure-string, scale/to-symbol, scale/to-clojure-symbol are now using scale/amount to get the actual amount of the given scalable instead of expecting BigDecimal values.
BREAKING CHANGES:
Monetary protocol methods are now more strict about the origin of currency if a registry is given (by-ID resolving and getting from a registry happens even for Currency objects).
Unary variants of money/div and money/div-scaled are now able to take money as an argument (common operation when recalculating exchange rates).
Protocol method implementations of money/value short-circuit on nil given as an amount.
Added functions: money/auto-scaled?, money/of-registry and money/on-amount.
Fixed a bug causing division and multiplication of auto-scaled currencies to rescale results to latest scales of the amounts instead of performing scale-free calculations.
Added stripping of trailing zeros before performing scale-free divisions – causes non-terminal decimal expansion to end after more optimal (lesser) number of decimal digits.
BREAKING CHANGES:
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