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This involves a couple of things:
* support for IpRange types and IpSubnets types. These are not simple
fromstr implementations so the make_macro! approach didn't work.
Instead a heck of a lot of proc-macro code was needed to parse and
validate the args lists.
* A separate set of tests for nightly vs stable builds in some cases.
Reasons for this:
1) compiler output is slightly different between nightly and stable.
2) there is warning support in nightly and this emits warnings when
the generated iterators might behave different than expected.
Fixes: #21
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This PR:
Add support for additional ipnet types
This involves a couple of things:
support for IpRange types and IpSubnets types. These are not simple
fromstr implementations so the make_macro! approach didn't work.
Instead a heck of a lot of proc-macro code was needed to parse and
validate the args lists.
A separate set of tests for nightly vs stable builds in some cases.
Reasons for this:
1) compiler output is slightly different between nightly and stable.
2) there is warning support in nightly and this emits warnings when
the generated iterators might behave different than expected.
Fixes: #21
Checklist: