Today's favourite commit message:
"chore: Correct potential panic should the installer time travel into the past"
The things I do for the @rustlang installer.
Specifically my difficulty is that I often simply 'freeze' up and can't get my hands to do what they need to on the game, rendering action sequences a bit difficult. I failed quick time events on Detroit:BH despite being on 'easy' mode. I failed them a *lot*.
Finally I played Detroit: Become Human through. And I am massively saddened that in the end my attempt to make choices was entirely derailed by my inability to handle 'Quick Time Events' - I was trying to play a story game, not a twitchy thing. Oh well.
And we'll miss you Tim. Though when parkrun starts up again, if I'm not too fat to get out of the front door, we shall meet up and you can roll me around the park :D
I 100% endorse this idea, but sadly I also 100% expect that the RFC for it would permit "conforming" implementations to choose to ignore it for commercial reasons. *GRUMP*
My gut feeling is "No because OwnedFoo is not a smart pointer to a Foo" I'd probably lean toward an `impl AsRef<[_]> for OwnedFoo` or else a `pub fn borrow(&self) -> Foo<'_>`
Deref requires that the implementing type "contain" the target.