Support v0 demangling of trait object types with assoc const bindings #87
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The r-l/r PR it would unblock is: rust-lang/rust#150843. However, I'll potentially split out the symbol mangling part into separate PR (at the cost of sliming down a test). This PR is ready. |
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Part of rust-lang/rust#130300.
I'm blocking this until the relevant r-l/r PR is greenlit.While rustc@main actually mangles assoc const bindings, it does so incorrectly since it doesn't prefix the constant with a
Krendering the output ambiguous I'm pretty sure (prior art: const args get prefixed withKto distinguish them from other kinds of generic args).