0.1.1 (current) Thoroughness: Medium Understanding: Medium
by kornelski on 2023-09-19
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0.1.1 (current) Thoroughness: Medium Understanding: High
by kpreid on 2023-05-23
Extremely simple crate providing useful trait aliases. The code consists
solely of macro-generated traits and impls; other than the macro_rules
macro itself, all of the crate’s definition is visible in its documentation.
If there were a bug, the worst consequence would likely be dependents failing
to compile, since none of the code is statements or expressions to execute
at run time.
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Implemented via a simple macro.