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Most of the code in the proc macro crate has actually NOT been changed, but ALL of the files have been moved around, so if you were working on something in the proc macro crate you will have to find out where the logic you were working on has been moved to. That shouldn't be too hard as the crate is now much more organized and easy to understand. Also made some other small changes like adding the example to the CI script as an extra safety measure.

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Didn't realize I'd have to pay for getting GPU access on my github actions runners... so going to remove the example from the CI test

@Sheldonfrith Sheldonfrith merged commit 08764f8 into main Feb 9, 2025
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@Sheldonfrith Sheldonfrith deleted the 12-refactor-and-cleanup-proc-macro-crate branch February 9, 2025 15:33
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Refactor and cleanup proc macro crate

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