Derive Copy trait to SizeHint struct#164
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thank you, @cgzones.
i confirmed that this size is smaller than some types marked Copy in the standard library, to convince myself that this is a reasonable change.
before this can merge, however, there are some clippy lints that we'll need to address. now that this is marked as a Copy type, we'll want to make a pass through the code here and remove any .clone() calls.
once that's done, i'd be in support of this merging! 👍
The struct has only a size of 24 bytes and is trivially copy-able.
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this looks good, i'd just like @seanmonstar to take a look before this is merged. |
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The struct has only a size of 24 bytes and is trivially copy-able.