Two commits show two 'flavours' of the macro: either it can do absolutely everything (generating the module and two functions within it), or we could go for something more digestible and have individual macros for generating the ser/de impls and then write the modules ourselves
Either way it's a huge lines-of-code saving (until you factor in the giant doc comment lol)
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Two commits show two 'flavours' of the macro: either it can do absolutely everything (generating the module and two functions within it), or we could go for something more digestible and have individual macros for generating the ser/de impls and then write the modules ourselves
Either way it's a huge lines-of-code saving (until you factor in the giant doc comment lol)