[EXPERIMENT] libs: relax Deref::Target#148102
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[EXPERIMENT] libs: relax Deref::Target#148102davidtwco wants to merge 1 commit intorust-lang:masterfrom
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This is technically a breaking change so will need a crater run to determine whether it actually breaks anyone in practice.
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Part of #144404.
As with any associated type, the default
?Sizedbound ofDeref::Targetcannot be relaxed backwards compatibly:This is a known limitation of the proposal and for most use cases of the new sizedness traits is unlikely to be a major issue.
However,
Derefis particularly tricky because in the limited relaxations in the standard library performed so far (because of the use ofextern typein a couple places), plenty of code that could have beenPointeeSizedended up beingMetaSizedonly because ofDeref. It seems unlikely enough that much code is relying solely onDeref::Target's?Sizedbound, so attempt to relax this to find out if it will break any code.This is technically a breaking change so will need a crater run to determine whether it actually breaks anyone in practice.
r? @ghost