Add where clause on generics in derive - #152
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This change adds where clause on generics when deriving valuable. This is to ensure that the generic type doesn't need an explicit `Valuable` bound of type declaration as that is infections and spreads all usages of the type.
Only fixes in CI due to changes in rust version 1. doc_auto_cfg and doc_cfg_hide are now part of doc_cfg 2. Some new targets are now added in no_atomic.rs
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@taiki-e seems like MSRV needs to be updated as |
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This change adds where clause on generics when deriving valuable. This is to ensure that the generic type doesn't need an explicit
Valuablebound of type declaration as that is infections and spreads all usages of the type.CC: #147