fix: use :erlang.bxor/2 instead of Bitwise.bxor/2 #18
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Looks like this function used to be a macro in elixir < 1.10...
Here's the commit that changed it from macros to functions: elixir-lang/elixir@1e4e05e#diff-032f258b047753a20ce7dbe83d825bbf440b74bae27967d6f06eda11d379680e
No need to die on this hill and declare only
~> 1.10
compatibility: might as well just call the erlang functions like the stdlib does