Fix clippy::double_parens lint in throw!
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As of Rust nightly 2025-10-08, every use of the `throw!` macros now emits this warn-by-default lint. The warning is seen by downstream users of culpa, but not when linting culpa itself, unless you pass the `--all-targets` flag to `cargo clippy` to lint the tests. rust-lang/rust-clippy#15852 (comment) suggests that this new behaviour is by design. This simply removes the redundant brackets introduced by a5b67d1.
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The relevant change in clippy's behaviour has now landed in Rust 1.92.0-beta.1, so this is becoming important. |
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As of Rust nightly 2025-10-08, every use of the
throw!macros now emits this warn-by-default lint.The warning is seen by downstream users of culpa, but not when linting culpa itself, unless you pass the
--all-targetsflag tocargo clippyto lint the tests.rust-lang/rust-clippy#15852 (comment) suggests that this new behaviour is by design.
This simply removes the redundant brackets introduced by a5b67d1.