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1. https://github.com/bevyengine/bevy/pull/11890

Adds double-ended arrows to gizmos. Gizmos are our "draw a quick and shitty thing on the screen for debug purposes" tool. Arrows are definitely handy, and I think I can see the value in double-ended ones for things like demarcating lengths. Sure, that's neat.

The linked tracking issue is a great collection of bite-sized improvements to them: very pleased with it! Code is sensible and small, and documented in an example. Great, merging.

2. https://github.com/bevyengine/bevy/pull/12769

Fixes a bug in the interaction of sprite anchors and sprite slicing (as might be used in frame-based 2D animation). Fix itself is good, although a regression test would have been nice.

The author couldn't think of a clean and reliable way to test this, and I couldn't either immediately, so we'll merge the fix for now. If you have better ideas, do open an issue or PR though with a test or three!

3. https://github.com/bevyengine/bevy/pull/12971

Another week, another "oh we forgot to reflect this type" PR. This time, `EntityHashSet`, Bevy's performance optimized hash set for `Entity` objects. Its hash map sibling has an implementation, but this one doesn't.

Good to clean up, and really solid help and guidance by SkiFire13 in the comments <3 Love to see it: they're consistently patient and knowledgeable. Merging.

4. https://github.com/bevyengine/bevy/pull/12980

Finally, a PR that only I have approved This PR fixes some lints detected on Rust's beta branch, via our fancy "periodically run CI on beta and file an issue if it fails" workflow.

All of these failures are real, if pedantic. This PR falls into the category of "trivial": it's easily verified by inspection, and has approximately zero user-facing impact. That means it gets the ready-for-final-review label with only one approval.